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Currently, it seems like init images (and presumably controlnet images etc too) are re-uploaded every new run.
On my 3090, tunneling over SSH via WAN from a slower network, this can easily be the slowest part of the process on bigger input images (i.e. cycling upscaled output back as input), even when batch-generating 4 images at once.
In fact, I had to throttle my connection because my brother kept complaining about the internet going down for 8 seconds every time I hit the generate button.
Ideally, if unchanged, the image would be cached server-side and not need to be re-uploaded every time.
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Currently, it seems like init images (and presumably controlnet images etc too) are re-uploaded every new run.
On my 3090, tunneling over SSH via WAN from a slower network, this can easily be the slowest part of the process on bigger input images (i.e. cycling upscaled output back as input), even when batch-generating 4 images at once.
In fact, I had to throttle my connection because my brother kept complaining about the internet going down for 8 seconds every time I hit the generate button.
Ideally, if unchanged, the image would be cached server-side and not need to be re-uploaded every time.
Other
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: