How to Install/Update Built-In Extensions on Windows when installing manually (w/o automatic.sh install) #89
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I manually installed this fork on Win10, with git clone and pip -r. I'm able to launch using webui.bat, but it looks like a lot of the built-in extensions aren't installed. If I check for updates from the extensions tab, the progress bar flashes for a second, but nothing else changes. The Version and Update columns are/remain empty, even for extensions that appear to be installed and working (eg. LoRA). Empty extension folders: Is there a way to get those built-ins installed correctly? Is there additional work that needs to be done for a successful manual install on Windows (without WSL/Bash)? |
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for manual initialization of built-in extensions, you can try |
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That did it, thank you! |
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for manual initialization of built-in extensions, you can try
git submodule update --init --recursivenew installer/launcher is on the way and should be cross-platform. see #92 for details.