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[Bug]: The new method to create custom default sub-folders changes the custom folder to uppercase #356

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Lumerica opened this issue Oct 28, 2024 · 3 comments
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@Lumerica
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Describe the bug.

Was testing the new version before trying to update. Noticed that when you define a new custom folder. it will change the foldername to uppercase.
It can probably be fixed by changing in the config.json file itself directly as a workaround. But I haven't tried since its just a test environment. As I have modified some things in the previous version that made me want to test before actualyl updating.

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Same characters shown, same upper/lower case

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  • Extension version: 807a21c3
  • OS: Win 11.
  • SD-WebUI version: SD Forge f2
  • Python: 3.10.10

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@Lumerica Lumerica added the bug Something isn't working label Oct 28, 2024
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Thanks for reporting!

I'll make sure to include a fix for this in the next version :)

@BlafKing BlafKing added the WIP Being worked on label Oct 28, 2024
@Lumerica Lumerica changed the title [Bug]: The new method to create customd default sub folders creates changes your custom folder uppercase [Bug]: The new method to create custom default sub-folders changes the custom folder to uppercase Oct 29, 2024
@Worldgate
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Is it currently possible to have custom folder names based on different values? For example, my folder naming is like this.

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I don't mind doing it manually but, if say, it was possible to have it rename existing files or resort them that would help a lot.

@Worldgate
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So basically the folder would be like ModelID -- Model Name\modelVersionId -- fileName\fileName-FileSize-PT/ST\filename.ext

It might only make sense to me but i tend to be a data hoarder, so i always download all of the individual files 'just in case'

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