A few updates I needed to make to get this running

[ddrewpublic]

Hi - I needed to make a few updates to this to get it running (which it did - thanks!)

Changes made:

• type hints (Tuple, instead of tuple, Dict instead of dict etc...) using typing_extensions (4.7.1, in case that make a difference).
• all the sys.exit(e) to sys.exit(str(e))
• Then a bunch of formatting changes to make the code PEP compliant, as my IDE was complaining about it.

Thanks!

[Zyin055]

It looks like all the changes are for formatting and doesn't fix any bugs, correct?

I haven't used this code since the last update 10 months ago. I'm hesitant to accept a PR that doesn't fix a any bugs since I don't feel like testing these changes myself.

[ddrewpublic]

Hi - totally understandable!

There was one bug / sticking point that got me started :

23 - : GRAPH_IMAGE_SIZE: tuple[int, int] = (19, 9) # (X,Y) tuple in inches (multiply by 100 for (X,Y) pixel size for the output graphs)

25 + : (X,Y) tuple in inches (multiply by 100 for (X,Y) pixel size for the output graphs)
26 + : GRAPH_IMAGE_SIZE: Tuple[int, int] = (19, 9)

The lower case t meant that I was getting a TypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable.

I'm not completely familiar with how python declares datatypes, but I have used the typing package

Once I imported that, there were a load more that needed updating.

Mostly dict to Dict, but also a missing type in line 417 -

• learn_rate_changes: dict[int, (int, float)]
• learn_rate_changes: Dict[int, Union[int, float]]

The formatting is because I can't leave stuff alone!

[Zyin055]

The typing issue is related to #6

If I recall correctly, it had something to do with Python changing how their typing worked in some version, don't recall if it was before or after v3.10 (the version that A1111 uses). But the script works fine with 3.10.

[ddrewpublic]

Ah - that could be it. I'm running 3.8.10 system wide, A1111 running in a docker instance that has 3.10.

Sorry!

[xeghesoopn]

this sorted my issues with this script, thanks! no pytorch for python 3.12 yet, and was getting the "TypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable" with a version before python 3.10. pull request clears it up, dropping a requirements.txt would also clear it up