Breaking Change: Invoke UI removed
If you want to continue using Invoke, please refer to their excellent docs
https://invoke-ai.github.io/InvokeAI/installation/040_INSTALL_DOCKER/
Invoke was one of the first and honestly the most user-friendly UIs that popped up around the SD 1 and 1.5, unlike many others, who relied on gradio and streamlit, invoke had actual web-development inside of it with all the bells and whistles of a real webapp, and still strikes to this day how stunning it looks.
When I started this project many years ago, docker was, and perhaps still is, alien to most people (JUST GIVE ME THE DAMN .EXE), and so I chose to maintain docker versions of the UI for the sake of simple usage. But now, the invoke team already maintains a docker setup for their UI, making the version in this repo irrelevant.
And to be honest, I could not keep up with everything.
Juggling 3 different UIs with their own setup / configuration / folder structure and requirements, while still trying to share data between them, was a good idea at first, but became daunting and not possible anymore.
To increase maintainability, and to keep me motivated to work on this, I will try to simplify how everything works here for my own sake. Starting by removing Invoke, and more changes to come.
What's Changed
- Update package index by @AbdBarho in #650
- Pin xformers (for now) by @AbdBarho in #651
- Update Auto v1.9.3 by @SachiaLanlus in #673
- Updated docker-compose to remove obsolete version syntax by @derek-palmer in #692
- Add missing assets to auto1111 by @KagurazakaNyaa in #684
- Update Comfy by @AbdBarho in #693
- Bump pytorch containers by @AbdBarho in #697
- Update Auto to 1.9.4 by @mohamednabiel717 in #700
- Remove invoke by @AbdBarho in #705
New Contributors
- @SachiaLanlus made their first contribution in #673
- @derek-palmer made their first contribution in #692
- @mohamednabiel717 made their first contribution in #700
Full Changelog: 8.2.0...9.0.0
