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AssertionError: could not find upscaler named [] #51

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wuhu290 opened this issue Mar 9, 2023 · 4 comments
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AssertionError: could not find upscaler named [] #51

wuhu290 opened this issue Mar 9, 2023 · 4 comments

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@wuhu290
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wuhu290 commented Mar 9, 2023

Hello, I encountered this problem when using the stable diffusion graph,may I know what is the reason
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@acoolrocket
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acoolrocket commented Mar 25, 2023

Had the same issue just after updating WebUI, strangely my other PC that also updated WebUI didn't have the issue. So I took to just reinstalling WebUI after obviously backing up all my configs/models and stuff and it works now.

Edit: It was actually something in config.json, its probably this field "upscaler_for_img2img": "", It shouldn't have "upscaler_for_img2img": null"

If else delete config.json entirely and reconfigure again.

@laojingwei
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@acoolrocket Why do I still get this error after reinstalling?
"could not find upscaler named {upscaler_name}

@acoolrocket
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@acoolrocket Why do I still get this error after reinstalling? "could not find upscaler named {upscaler_name}

Did you make sure the line in the config.json was as such and deleted it in case?

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Adzeiros commented May 7, 2023

@acoolrocket Why do I still get this error after reinstalling? "could not find upscaler named {upscaler_name}

Did you make sure the line in the config.json was as such and deleted it in case?

My config has the line as: "upscaler_for_img2img": "",

Is that correct? I don't seem to be having issues, but everytime it goes to generate a tile it prints in the console could not find upscaler named <empty string>, using None as a fallback

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