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This PR addresses an issue I encountered in
install.py
while trying to install the package on a Linux system. Thecomfy
module could not be found, leading to aModuleNotFoundError
when running the script.The issue was caused by the
comfy
directory not being included in the Python module search path (sys.path
). This problem might not manifest itself on every system, but it occurred on my Linux system and could potentially affect other users as well. The code might have been developed on a Windows system, where the issue did not appear due to differences in the module search path.To fix this and ensure the script works correctly on different environments, including both Windows and Linux systems, I added the parent directory of
comfy
tosys.path
ininstall.py
.Here are the changes I made in
install.py
: