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…tabase A Performance Test launches a second ComfyUI of the same install. With assets on, Core holds an exclusive lock on the install's comfyui.db, so whichever of the two booted second exited with "database is locked", and a perf run that did boot wrote its scan into the user's catalogue. Performance Test launches now pass --database-url sqlite:///:memory: when the Core being launched builds an in-memory database (_is_memory_db, Core v0.17.0+, read from the checkout). Older Cores keep their file database, as before. Any --database-url already on the command line (the adopted-install pin, a user's own) is replaced. A Performance Test on the in-memory database also moves off the install's own port, so launching the install mid-benchmark is not refused by the same-install port check. One on the file database keeps that refusal. setPortArg now replaces every --port form, so ComfyUI and Desktop agree on the port when the startup arguments repeat it. Telemetry: boot_started/completed/failed, comfyui.exited, session.instance_started and the execution, hardware and assets taps carry session_kind (performance_test | normal) and db_mode (memory | file; null in instance_started when Desktop cannot see the database). performance_test.completed and the results file record the database mode too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
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| portRetries: retries?.portRetries ?? 0, | ||
| rebootRetries: retries?.rebootRetries ?? 0 | ||
| rebootRetries: retries?.rebootRetries ?? 0, | ||
| sessionKind: sessionKindOf(installationId), |
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🟠 High — sessionKindOf(installationId) is called here, but the performance-test prefix lives on the session key, not the installation id — _addSession's installationId parameter is the session key only incidentally, and sourceInstallationId (used two lines above) is the bare id. Every instance_started event for a Performance Test will therefore report session_kind: 'normal' while databaseMode: 'memory', contradicting the boot/exit events that derive kind from sessionId. Raised by 1 of 8 reviewers (gemini-3.1-pro edge-case).
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Rejected: false positive. _addSession's first argument is the runtime session key: every launch call site passes sessionId there and the bare id as sourceInstallationId (launch.ts). The new test asserts sessionKind: 'performance_test' on instance_started for a perf launch.
| // user may launch mid-benchmark: finding its port held by a ComfyUI of this install, that launch | ||
| // refuses. One on the install's database keeps that refusal: the two would share the catalogue. | ||
| if (perfOnMemoryDb && launchCmd.port) { | ||
| const free = await findAvailablePort( |
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🟡 Medium — launchCmd.port + 1000 can exceed 65535 (at port 65535 the whole range is invalid), and when findAvailablePort throws or returns null the code silently leaves the Performance Test on the install's own port — the exact collision the bump exists to prevent. Clamp the range to 65535 (and consider searching downward when near the top), and log/surface the failure instead of falling through quietly. Raised by 4 of 8 reviewers (gemini-3.1-pro adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, kimi-k2.7-code edge-case).
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Rejected: only reachable with an install configured at port 65535, or with all 1000 ports above it busy. In that case the Performance Test keeps the install's port, which is the behaviour before this PR, and the existing port-conflict handling applies.
| sessionKindOf(sessionId) === 'performance_test' | ||
| ? splitLaunchCommand(launchCmd)?.comfyuiDir | ||
| : null | ||
| const perfOnMemoryDb = !!( |
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🟡 Medium — When splitLaunchCommand returns null (no -s/cwd, e.g. a wrapper-binary source) or coreSupportsMemoryDb is false, perfOnMemoryDb is false and the Performance Test silently opens the user's comfyui.db, writing its asset scan into the user's catalogue — and the caller still passes autoPortOnConflict: true, so it can be moved to a second port and run concurrently against that same file database. The only appendLog is on the success path, so neither the user nor the logs explain the resulting lock failure; add a log line (and consider suppressing the auto-port move) on the fallback. Raised by 3 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial/edge-case).
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Rejected: by design, see Known limitations in the description. Without in-memory support (Core before v0.17.0), the Performance Test behaves exactly as before this PR. That Core has no database lock, so there is no lock failure to explain.
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| coreSupportsMemoryDb(perfComfyuiDir) | ||
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| if (perfOnMemoryDb) { |
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🟡 Medium — The in-memory database swap happens here, but the companion port move at line 1624 sits after the skipPortWait early-return (~line 1420), so a skipPortWait Performance Test gets the memory database while staying on the install's own port — precisely the collision the port move prevents. The new test "tags the exit of a Performance Test that skips the port wait" builds that configuration and only asserts telemetry, so the gap is unguarded. Raised by 1 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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Rejected: false positive. The only skipPortWait source is the legacy Desktop executable (sources/desktop.ts), whose command has no -s main.py, so it never gets the in-memory database. A Performance Test also needs a port to submit its runs, and a skip-port session registers port 0.
| const args: string[] = [] | ||
| for (let i = 0; i < launchCmd.args.length; i++) { | ||
| const a = launchCmd.args[i]! | ||
| if (a === '--port') i++ |
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🟡 Medium — if (a === '--port') i++ skips the following token unconditionally, so a dangling --port (value-less, followed by another flag such as --disable-all-custom-nodes or --listen) silently deletes that flag from the rewritten command line instead of just dropping the stray --port. Only advance i when the next token exists and does not start with -; the new setPortArg cases all supply a value, so this form is untested. Raised by 3 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gemini-3.1-pro edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial).
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Rejected: a value-less --port followed by another flag is already a failing command line (argparse: "expected one argument"), and the previous setPortArg overwrote that following token too.
| statistics?.measuredJobCount ?? | ||
| Math.max(0, submission.submitted - (submission.failedRuns ?? 0)), | ||
| failed_runs: summary?.failedRunCount ?? submission.failedRuns ?? 0, | ||
| db_mode: summary?.instance.databaseMode ?? null, |
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🟡 Medium — summary?.instance.databaseMode guards summary but dereferences .instance unconditionally, unlike the neighbouring fields, and readPerformanceTestResultsSummary validates createdAt, failedRunCount, systemInfo and hardware but never instance. A results.json lacking that key throws a TypeError here and turns a completed benchmark into the error path; use summary?.instance?.databaseMode ?? null. Raised by 2 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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Rejected: false positive. readPerformanceTestResultsSummary rejects a summary without instance via parsePerformanceTestBenchmark (it checks instance.id / instance.name), so a returned summary always has instance.
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| const a = args[i]! | ||
| if (a === '--database-url') { | ||
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🟡 Medium — withMemoryDatabase advances past the token after a bare --database-url without checking it is a value, so input like --database-url --disable-all-custom-nodes drops the following safety flag from the launch. Guard with a check that the next token exists and is not another ---prefixed flag. Raised by 2 of 8 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, gemini-3.1-pro edge-case).
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Rejected: --database-url followed by another flag already fails in argparse ("expected one argument"), so that launch never started before this change either.
| export function coreSupportsMemoryDb(comfyuiDir: string): boolean { | ||
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| const db = fs.readFileSync(path.join(comfyuiDir, 'app', 'database', 'db.py'), 'utf8') | ||
| return db.includes('def _is_memory_db(') |
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🟢 Low — Capability is decided by the raw substring def _is_memory_db( in db.py: a comment, docstring, or dead definition is a false positive (launching --database-url sqlite:///:memory: against a Core that ignores it), while legal formatting like def _is_memory_db ( is a false negative (silently falling back to the user's file database). A line-anchored regex tolerating whitespace would be noticeably more robust. Raised by 3 of 8 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, kimi-k2.7-code adversarial).
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Rejected: the string is a Core function definition, not something a comment or docstring carries. A non-matching Core keeps its file database, which is the safe side.
| // A Performance Test on its own database leaves the install's port to the install, which the | ||
| // user may launch mid-benchmark: finding its port held by a ComfyUI of this install, that launch | ||
| // refuses. One on the install's database keeps that refusal: the two would share the catalogue. | ||
| if (perfOnMemoryDb && launchCmd.port) { |
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🟢 Low — This block runs immediately after the actionData.portOverride branch and unconditionally searches from launchCmd.port + 1, so an explicitly requested port is discarded for a Performance Test session even when it is free. It also runs before _resolvePortConflictPolicy, bypassing the portIsExplicit / portConflictMode policy that gates every other setPortArg call in this function. Raised by 2 of 8 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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Rejected: the Performance Test view never passes portOverride, and moving off the install's port is the point of this block. It must also run before the conflict policy, so that a free install port is not taken.
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| export function coreSupportsMemoryDb(comfyuiDir: string): boolean { | ||
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| const db = fs.readFileSync(path.join(comfyuiDir, 'app', 'database', 'db.py'), 'utf8') |
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🟢 Low — coreSupportsMemoryDb does a synchronous, size-unbounded readFileSync on the Electron main thread during launch, so a db.py on a slow/hung network mount or a pathologically large file blocks the UI. Reading a bounded prefix with a file handle, or doing this check asynchronously, avoids stalling the main process. Raised by 3 of 8 reviewers (gemini-3.1-pro adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, kimi-k2.7-code adversarial).
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Rejected: db.py is a small file in the local install, read once per Performance Test launch. The same launch path already does synchronous existsSync/reads of that checkout.
…very install's port
QA found the in-memory database unusable under a benchmark: Core builds :memory: on one
connection shared across threads, so the asset scanner's inserts collided with the benchmark's
own output registration ("no such savepoint", 10 of 10 runs on a 3k-file library).
A Performance Test now runs on a throwaway SQLite file of its own (one per install, in the temp
directory) whenever its Core has a database (Core v0.3.41+), so Core v0.3.41-v0.16.x installs
are isolated too. It is deleted when the session exits, and a leftover from a killed run is
deleted before the next Performance Test of that install. db_mode reports temp_file | file.
The port search for a Performance Test now skips every registered install's configured port, so
a second install on an explicit --port is not refused while a benchmark runs. boot_log carries
session_kind and db_mode like the other session events.
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…mp), set up after the prior-process check Review and Simon's follow-ups on the throwaway database: - The Performance Test now runs in one workspace per install under Desktop's per-user state directory: its own database, output folder (so each prompt's output rescan walks a few files, not the user's library) and temp folder (which Core clears at startup). The shared /tmp directory broke for a second OS user and collided across concurrent test runs. - The workspace is set up after the prior-process check, so a Performance Test a crashed Desktop left running never loses its open database to the next launch's cleanup. - It is removed on exit, on a failed or cancelled boot, and before the next Performance Test of the install. - Every port search for a Performance Test (including the conflict and retry ones) skips the ports other installs are configured for. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
…alive Review round 4: - A Performance Test does not start while an earlier run of its workspace may still be alive: left running unproven by the prior-process check, or the check itself failed. Removing the workspace would unlink that run's open database (POSIX) or reuse it locked (Windows). - It does not start on a workspace it could not remove (a file still held open on Windows); removal retries transient locks first. - The database-lock holder diagnosis no longer blames the other session kind: a Performance Test and the install's own session never share a database. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
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… in the way Both refusals (an earlier run of the workspace may still be alive, or its files can't be removed) now say what happened and what to do, instead of borrowing the install-database lock message or naming an unknown PID. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
…a failed check proceeds A Performance Test of an install whose earlier run is left alive (not proven ours) is refused with the existing message that names the process, with its executable when readable, so a user can end it or see it is unrelated (the pid may have been recycled). When the prior-process check itself fails, the launch proceeds as it did before this change, rather than refusing on every attempt with no way out. The lock-holder test gains a positive control. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
…y the pid Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
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…prompts - The "An instance is already running" prompt listed a running (or starting) benchmark under its install's name, so "Close & Launch" silently stopped it. It is now listed as "Performance Test: <name>". - A port held by a Performance Test this Desktop spawned no longer reads as "launched from another Comfy Desktop instance": the message says it is a Performance Test running here. A remote Performance Test's port is on another machine, so it is never blamed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
…e exited run's files On Windows a just-exited ComfyUI's files stay held for a moment, so the removal on exit deleted comfyui.db and gave up on the rest: the WAL, the lock and every benchmark image stayed until the install's next Performance Test (QA: every run, on Stop and on completion). The removal on exit, or on a failed boot, now retries for a few seconds, and stops as soon as a new run of the same session starts, which resets the workspace itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
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rmSync's own retries sleep synchronously, up to ~600 ms per call while a file is held, and the post-exit loop could make ten such calls, freezing every window in turn. Each removal is now a single synchronous attempt (so the ownership check and the delete stay atomic), and the loop's async waits do the retrying. Tests: a re-run started while the exited run's removal is still retrying keeps its workspace, including while it is still booting; the exit test no longer removes the session by hand. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
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It reused the install-session message, which says the process holds "the installation's database". A Performance Test's earlier run holds only its own workspace. The new message says a previous Performance Test is still running, and still names the process and its executable so an unrelated recycled pid isn't ended blindly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JvxFYQM3Q5XZjoehdHUm5o
…after Stop starts - The post-exit removal stopped retrying when the running benchmark's own workflow slot was still registered (it is released only on the next jobs poll), so a crash mid-benchmark left the workspace on Windows. Its guard now looks for a new launch of the session, and it runs once the exited session is released. - At launch, the reset of the previous run's workspace now retries for up to ~2 s before refusing. On Windows a Run clicked just after Stop found the old run's files not yet released and was refused, which the view only showed in its Logs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…aunches onto its port A benchmark runs its install's own ComfyUI, so the same-install port check claimed it and told the user a second copy would share the database; the benchmark has a database of its own. Choose the Performance Test wording there, keeping the payload and actions unchanged. Tests: pin the port comparison in the holder lookup, the ordinary fallback in the negative cases, isComfy on the Performance Test conflict, and the PID-only fallback when the earlier run's process cannot be read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…xited Performance Test The same-install Performance Test page offers no next port, so it gets its own message without that clause (en, zh). An exited Performance Test stays registered while its crash is diagnosed or a restart respawns it; naming it then would offer to stop whatever took the port since. The holder lookup now requires the benchmark's process to still be running. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… the next-port clause The same-install page offers no next port, which is why a second message existed. Drop the clause from the shared one instead: where a next port exists, the page's own button offers it. Tests: a crash reported as a signal (Linux, macOS) as well as an exit code; the same-install message's params, not just its key; and reset the harness values other describes set, so the Performance Test cases do not depend on test order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…session-key prefix Simon's call on the design pass (P1): port-conflict prompts go back to how they were before this PR. A launch that collides with a running Performance Test's port is described as another Comfy Desktop instance; Stop process and retry still works. With the holder lookup gone, its liveness filter, its message key and their tests go too. P4: the `performance-test:` prefix, `performanceTestSessionKey` and `sessionKindOf` move to src/shared/ so the renderer imports the same definition main uses, replacing the copies in useLocalInstanceGuard, PerformanceTestView and registerAppHandlers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…not be verified The refusal is also sent when Desktop could not verify the process (its start time could not be read), so it no longer asserts that the process is the earlier Performance Test, and asks the user to check before ending it (en, zh). Design pass follow-ups: drop the unused prefix re-export; fold the pid-only case into the left-running test, now asserted on the real English text so a broken placeholder fails it; say what the harness resets guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… instead of a throwaway workspace A Performance Test now runs against its installation as a normal launch does (its database, output and temp folders, and port). Starting one is refused while any other local ComfyUI Desktop knows about is running, still preparing or starting, or stopping, with a message naming each of them. Remote and cloud sessions do not count. Drops the throwaway workspace and everything that existed for it: the database/output/temp rewrite, the port move off every install's port, the workspace-only leftover refusal, the database-lock holder's session-kind filter, the every-form --port rewrite, and db_mode. session_kind stays on the boot, exit, boot-log, instance-started and tap events.
…abels Takes the guardrail rework. Resolution: the workspace module is deleted, and launch.ts, launch.test.ts and the locales take the base side, which drops the left-running refusal's wording (errors.performanceTestLeftRunning) along with the refusal itself. The Performance Test label in the instance-running prompt and the shared session-key helpers are kept.
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- The guardrail reads the installation records once, then classifies the other sessions and
registers the launch with no await in between, so two Performance Tests started together can
never both pass it (a per-session lookup used to leave a window).
- boot_log's session_kind is derived in the renderer from the session key it already carries,
instead of a new IPC field.
- The refusal names every blocker in one sentence ("Stop {names} in Comfy Desktop").
- Tests: execution and hardware taps carry the kind they are given; the launch tags all three
taps; a starting Performance Test of another install is named via its record; a session whose
record is gone still counts; two concurrent Performance Tests, one admitted. The exit tag is
one parameterized test over both exit paths; the e2e pins English.
…tarted; cloud sessions do not count Both exit paths and the taps are checked for normal sessions too, so a hard-coded performance_test fails a test; instance_started is checked for both kinds; the remote-session exclusion is checked for cloud as well.
A remote or cloud target runs elsewhere, so a local ComfyUI does not compete with it. An unknown source counts as local, as in the instance-already-running prompt.
…hat blocks it; hermetic remote-target test The remote-target test no longer polls a real localhost:8188 (it timed out with nothing listening there) and asserts the launch succeeds. An installation of an unknown source counts as local both as the Performance Test's target and as another running instance.
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| /** | ||
| * Every other local ComfyUI Desktop knows about, by display name: running, still preparing or | ||
| * starting, or stopping (a session leaves `_runningSessions` before its process is killed). A | ||
| * Performance Test runs alone, so nothing competes with it for the GPU, memory or the | ||
| * installation's database. Remote and cloud sessions run elsewhere and do not count. | ||
| * Synchronous, so the caller can decide and register its launch with nothing in between. | ||
| */ | ||
| /** Runs on this machine. An unknown source counts as local, as in the instance-already-running prompt. */ |
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Move the otherLocalComfyUIs JSDoc block next to its function.
The first JSDoc block (Lines 697-703) describes otherLocalComfyUIs. The isLocalSource declaration sits between that block and the function. TypeScript tooling therefore attaches no doc to otherLocalComfyUIs, and editor hovers show the wrong text. A doc that drifts away does not help the person who reads it.
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-/**
- * Every other local ComfyUI Desktop knows about, ...
- * Synchronous, so the caller can decide and register its launch with nothing in between.
- */
/** Runs on this machine. An unknown source counts as local, as in the instance-already-running prompt. */
const isLocalSource = (sourceId: string): boolean =>
(sourceMap[sourceId]?.category ?? 'local') === 'local'
+/**
+ * Every other local ComfyUI Desktop knows about, ...
+ * Synchronous, so the caller can decide and register its launch with nothing in between.
+ */
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Move the JSDoc describing otherLocalComfyUIs so it immediately precedes that
function, keeping the isLocalSource JSDoc attached to isLocalSource. Do not
change either description or the function behavior.
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Fixed in 263f3c3: isLocalSource now sits above the otherLocalComfyUIs doc comment, which is back against its function.
…fused Carries the target installation id and how many other ComfyUIs were running, never their names, so how often the guardrail stops a run can be measured. Also moves the isLocalSource helper above otherLocalComfyUIs' doc comment, which it had split from its function.
… starting or stopping; review fixes An instance already stopping, or a launch still unwinding, cannot be stopped again; the message now says to wait for it too. The guard reads the stopping set through its existing getter. The e2e's no-boot check compares the boot count instead of filtering on the tag under test.
…a remote Performance Test in the prompt - The refusal names one blocker as "it" and several as "them", each quoted and joined in the user's language (Intl.ListFormat), so a comma inside a name stays readable; another installation's Performance Test reads "the Performance Test of “<name>”". - The "instance already running" prompt looks a Performance Test's installation up by the id after its session-key prefix, so a remote installation's Performance Test is no longer listed as a local instance that Close & Launch would stop. installationIdOf() is shared with main.
… longer blocks; review fixes - The guard counts an active launch only while it holds its operation slot (still preparing). A handler kept alive by the template-model download after its instance was stopped no longer refuses Performance Tests with a message naming an instance that is not running. - registerAppHandlers uses installationIdOf; the session-key prefix is private to its module. - Tests: a stopped post-registration handler is not counted; the race asserts the exact refusal; the comfy-boot-log payload carries the Performance Test's session key; the e2e checks the configured port through boot_started, so a port taken after the fixture released it cannot fail a correct launch.
… refusal "Stop the Performance Test of “A”, “B” and “C”" could read as one Performance Test of all three; plain installations now come first and Performance Tests last, in every locale.
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| ..._getActiveLaunchIds().filter((id) => _operationAborts.has(id)), | ||
| ..._getStoppingInstallationIds() | ||
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| ids.delete(sessionId) |
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When two Performance Test windows target the same installation and one starts a run while the other is still stopping, stopRunning() has already removed the session from _runningSessions but keeps its key in _stoppingInstallationIds; this unconditional deletion then removes the only blocker. The second window's preliminary stopComfyUI() also returns immediately because the running entry is gone, so the new ComfyUI can spawn before the old process exits, competing for the GPU or database and invalidating/failing the benchmark. Exclude the current key only from running/active launches, not from stopping sessions, or explicitly await/refuse the in-progress stop.
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Fixed in 70f44e8: the guard now excludes its own session key only from running and preparing launches. While that run is still stopping (another Performance Test window stopped it), it keeps counting, so the new run is refused until the old process exits. A test covers the stopping case.
…while stopping With two Performance Test windows on one installation, a run started while the other window's run was still stopping removed its own key from the stopping set too, and spawned beside the dying process. Its own key is now excluded only from running and preparing launches.
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Performance Test refused while another installation is running
"An instance is already running": a normal session and a Performance Test
A Performance Test (File → Performance Tests) now runs against its installation exactly as a normal launch does, and refuses to start while any other local ComfyUI that Comfy Desktop knows about is running, still starting, or stopping. A second ComfyUI beside a benchmark competes for the GPU and memory, which skews the measurement. On the same installation it also fails on the database lock: about 11 Performance Test launches a day were failing that way in the field. The refusal names what is in the way, for example: "A Performance Test runs on its own, so nothing else competes for the GPU and memory. Stop “Other Install” in Comfy Desktop, or wait for it to finish starting or stopping, then run the test again." Several are quoted and joined in the user's language; another installation's Performance Test reads "the Performance Test of “”". While a Performance Test runs, the "An instance is already running" prompt lists it as "Performance Test: ", not under its installation's name, so "Close & Launch" no longer stops a benchmark without the user realising.
What counts as running
New telemetry
comfy.desktop.performance_test.refused, withinstallation_idandother_count(how many other ComfyUIs were in the way, never their names).session_kind(performance_test|normal) on the boot events (boot_started/boot_completed/boot_failed),comfyui.exited,comfyui.boot_log,session.instance_started, and the execution, hardware and assets tap events.Behaviour to know
performance-test:session-key prefix and its helpers live insrc/shared/, used by both main and the renderer.Known limitations
Accepted gaps (author's call)
Change breakdown
Total changed lines: 902. No config, generated files, lockfiles or vendored code.
Product code files
src/main/lib/assetsTap.ts(+5 / -1)src/main/lib/executionTap.ts(+4 / -0)src/main/lib/hardwareTap.ts(+5 / -1)src/main/lib/ipc/registerAppHandlers.ts(+3 / -3)src/main/lib/ipc/registerSessionHandlers.ts(+2 / -1)src/main/lib/ipc/sessionActions/launch.ts(+84 / -10)src/main/lib/ipc/sessionStartTelemetry.ts(+4 / -0)src/main/lib/ipc/shared.ts(+8 / -1)src/renderer/src/composables/useLocalInstanceGuard.ts(+11 / -4)src/renderer/src/lib/rendererBootstrap.ts(+3 / -1)src/renderer/src/views/PerformanceTestView.vue(+4 / -5)src/shared/performanceTestSession.ts(+19 / -0)Tests files
e2e/performance-test-guardrail.test.ts(+163 / -0)src/main/lib/assetsTap.test.ts(+6 / -2)src/main/lib/executionTap.test.ts(+10 / -0)src/main/lib/hardwareTap.test.ts(+15 / -0)src/main/lib/ipc/sessionActions/launch.test.ts(+409 / -23)src/main/lib/ipc/sessionStartTelemetry.test.ts(+21 / -1)src/renderer/src/composables/useLocalInstanceGuard.test.ts(+60 / -1)Documentation files
docs/assets-performance-telemetry.md(+4 / -0)Locale strings files
locales/en.json(+4 / -0)locales/zh.json(+4 / -0)