Releases: uwidev/sd_extension-prompt_formatter
v0.5.2 Radio buttons for settings
v0.5.1 Bugfix, whoopsies!
Bugfix: Re-added check if the user wanted to actually convert brackets to weights.
Accidentally forgot to actually add the check for it when refactoring. Whoopsies!
v0.5 Refactor and additional fixes
A lot of backend refactoring to support unit testing, allowing for more robust testing and more stable releases.
Some notables affecting end-users that I can doing...
- fixed bug where underscores were added next to commas when activating spaces to underscore
- networks are ignored when converting brackets to weights
- empty lines before and after the prompt are deleted
I would like to integrate the plugin into SD.Next, which it doesn't appear to work, and SD Forge, but I need to somehow get Forge to work to begin with... this will probably be my next step.
Bugfix when sending from PNG Info
Fixes issue #19.
I may be looking to do a rewrite on the entire code in the future.
v0.4.4 Add option to not convert spaces/underscores at all
Current default operations do not convert at all. See settings and untick to allow conversions.
New lines preserved
New lines are now preserved. Use it to better space your prompts while still having it look half decent.
v0.4.2 Fix for wildcard double underscore
__seasons__ is coming
now formats as itself rather than seasons is coming
, allowing formatting compatibility for wildcard use.
0.4.1 Fix for networks
Space<->Underscore conversion now respects networks.
v0.4 Now with settings!
Now we have settings to adjust how the extension formats your prompt. I'm all ears for suggestions for prompt formatting, create an issue and I'll get to it when I can.
Also, underscores automatically convert to spaces now. You can reverse this as a setting. I might put an option later such that it just doesn't convert spaces or underscores at all. If people really want it I can make it happen, but it's definitely not a priority, since usually you'd stick to the format your model was trained on.
v0.3.3 Compatability fixes for other browsers
The magic wand emoji now uses Twemoji's magic wand instead of the system font. This is to allow Emoji 13 support. Most browsers only support up to Emoji 12, probably due to a font versioning issue. Regardless, including a more up-to-date font and enforcing it fixes the issue.