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  • New Features

    • The "send pictures" extension will now only be enabled when the global model's pipeline type is set to "Image-Text-to-Text".
  • Refactor

    • Updated configuration options to use "condition" instead of "useCondition" for improved consistency.

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The configuration files were updated to rename the key "useCondition" to "condition" throughout. Additionally, a conditional default value was added for the "send_pictures" extension to enable it only when the model's pipeline type is "Image-Text-to-Text". No other structural or logic changes were made.

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File(s) Change Summary
Text Generation WebUI/configuration.json Replaced all "useCondition" keys with "condition"; added conditional default for "send_pictures" extension.
ComfyUI/configuration-cpu.json, ComfyUI/configuration-gpu.json Renamed "useCondition" to "condition" in "Offer" under "Tunnels" → "Domain Settings".

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    participant User
    participant Configuration
    participant Model

    User->>Configuration: Load configuration.json
    Configuration->>Model: Check pipelineType for send_pictures default
    Model-->>Configuration: Return pipelineType value
    Configuration-->>User: Provide options with "condition" logic applied
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Objective Addressed Explanation
Replace "useCondition" with "condition" throughout the configuration (SP-6679)
Add condition to "send_pictures" defaultValue for Image-Text-to-Text pipelineType (SP-6679)

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A rabbit hopped through fields of code,
Swapping "useCondition" on its road.
Now "condition" stands proud and tall,
With picture flags that heed the call.
When images and text entwine,
The config’s logic works just fine!
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🔭 Outside diff range comments (2)
Text Generation WebUI/configuration.json (2)

1014-1020: Potential dead condition – references a field that exists only for a different loader.

engine.model_loader.transformers_options2.load-in-4bit is used inside the ExLlamav2 branch.
When the loader is ExLlamav2, the Transformers option block (and therefore transformers_options2) is not active, so this variable may be undefined and the condition will always evaluate to false.

Confirm whether the intent was to link to an ExLlamav2-specific toggle instead.


1-1434: Legacy useCondition keys detected – please replace with condition.

Stale useCondition entries remain in the ComfyUI configs. Update them as follows:

• ComfyUI/configuration-gpu.json (line 257)
• ComfyUI/configuration-cpu.json (line 259)

Suggested diff for each location:

- "useCondition": {
+ "condition": {
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Text Generation WebUI/configuration.json (1)

171-177: Check interpolation style for condition.variable.

"variable": "{{global.model.configuration.task.pipelineType}}" uses a double-brace template, whereas every other condition.variable in this file relies on plain dot-notation.
Unless the runtime explicitly expects handlebars here, keep the style consistent to avoid the expression being treated as a literal string.

-        "variable": "{{global.model.configuration.task.pipelineType}}",
+        "variable": "global.model.configuration.task.pipelineType",

Also verify that a hard-coded "boolValue": true combined with a condition does not lead to ambiguous defaults in the consumer code.

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Text Generation WebUI/configuration.json (8)

433-438: LGTM – conditional blocks for the Transformers loader look correct.

The dot-notation paths resolve cleanly and guard the UI sections as intended.

Also applies to: 566-571


491-497: Hyphenated keys can break dot-notation look-ups.

Paths such as
engine.model_loader.transformers_options2.load-in-4bit
contain a hyphenated segment (load-in-4bit). Many JSON-schema interpreters treat the hyphen as a subtraction operator or require bracket notation.

If the underlying engine does not support dotted access to hyphenated identifiers, rewrite the paths:

- "variable": "engine.model_loader.transformers_options2.load-in-4bit"
+ "variable": "engine.model_loader.transformers_options2['load-in-4bit']"

Double-check this for every occurrence in the group.

Also applies to: 516-522, 534-540


666-670: LGTM – regex conditions for ^llama.* are concise and self-contained.

Also applies to: 738-742, 798-802, 828-832, 856-861, 900-904, 930-934


960-965: LGTM – scoped correctly to llamacpp_HF.


1124-1129: LGTM – condition for ExLlamav2_HF is precise.


1156-1161: LGTM – AutoGPTQ conditional sections are consistent.

Also applies to: 1230-1235, 1274-1279, 1306-1311, 1332-1337


1368-1374: LGTM – HQQ block guarded correctly.


1422-1427: LGTM – conditional tunnel option matches the selected provision type.

@DmitrySmv DmitrySmv merged commit 2a94ff4 into main Jul 8, 2025
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@DmitrySmv DmitrySmv deleted the feature/SP-6679 branch July 8, 2025 10:34
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