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"Inpaint anything" tab vanished #157
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It looks like the module "termcolor" is missing. When I try to "pip install" it, I get the next batch of missing requirements. When I try to install those, I get more missing requirements. I'm really not that good with git, but something seems amiss... And I also uninstalled and upgraded python to the latest version only to find that it's not compatible. I've been spending the day trying to fix the mess. At first, A1111 wouldn't even start anymore. Now I am back where I started, I guess. The console output looks different now, though:
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After fixing the python version mess, I deleted and re-installed both Inpaint Anything and Segment Anything. The error I am getting now is the initial one again, not the missing "termcolor" module anymore. Everything else, A1111 and all other other extensions, are working. I'm officially out of ideas now and would appreciate some help.
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I have added code to catch the TypeError during SAM 2 initialization. Please update the extension and try again. |
It's finally working again. Thanks. |
A few days ago, the extension suddenly stopped working and the extension's tab isn't there anymore. I upgraded my A1111 installation today. I was still running 1.06. It didn't help, though.
This is from the console on startup:
Do I need to install the latest python version perhaps? I never had any python-related issues with this or any other extension, so that wouldn't be my first guess. I also haven't changed my extension setup in many months. It just started a few days ago for no apparent reason.
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