v1.3.2

Release 1.3.2

App Mode output verification

• App Mode runs finish on current ComfyUI versions. ComfyUI now annotates each saved video entry
  with media details and, when its asset system is enabled, an asset identifier. 1.3.0 accepted
  only the exact earlier entry shape, so it ignored the saved video, and the finished run stayed at
  "Verifying the exact saved output" indefinitely.
• Saved video entries are read by their file name, folder and output type; any other detail is
  ignored and never stored.
• If ComfyUI's saved-video message is missing or not recognized when the run finishes, the sidebar
  reads that run's ComfyUI history for up to about 16 seconds. Exactly one saved video completes
  the run through the same verification as before. Otherwise the run ends with the existing "could
  not be verified safely" message and Continue with native nodes; the saved file is left
  unchanged and nothing is queued again. A saved-video message that arrives while the sidebar is
  still waiting still completes the run.

Reference limits

• The Reference Registry, reference normalization and reference-set authoring refuse more than
  three audio tracks in total, including video soundtracks. The Registry node refuses before
  generation starts; authoring refuses when a source is added or restored. Before, canvas graphs
  could pass up to six audio tracks, and only the native adapter refused them when the run reached
  it. The sidebar limits and the native node are unchanged.

Developer notes

• Tests decode the current ComfyUI saved-output shape. A model-free host row decodes the host's real
  saved-output message and history record. The weight-backed sample also checks that the sidebar
  reaches its finished state.

Upgrade and limits

Replace the complete package, restart ComfyUI and refresh the browser. Project, receipt and settings
formats and the other public data formats are unchanged from 1.3.0. A graph that passes more than
three audio tracks in total to the reference nodes was already refused by the native adapter; it is
now refused before generation starts, with a message naming the audio limit.