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2022-10-10
d5d8821a9d
fixed some files not copying for bitsandbytes (I was wrong to assume it copied folders too), fixed stopping generating and training, some other thing that I forgot since it's been slowly worked on in my small free times
0f04206aa2
added ability to toggle some settings with envvars for later testing without needing to manually edit this file (and some other things like disabling it when a user requests it in the future)
Strange, did a clean install and can't replicate it.
I'll assume you're using Python3.9, as problems from users having a different version hasn't happened in a long while. I'll suggest running…
Strange, I'll try and replicate it with a fresh install on Windows when I get a chance.
Should be fixed. The setup.py managed to disappear somehow.
Should be fixed now, not sure what managed to break it.
I believe running the update-force script would force update it, the normal update script might whine about bad histories.
It seems like mrq/tortoise-tts just magically died. I'll see what happened and try and force-push a known-working local copy to the repo.
That's strange, it's just outright missing in the repo, and I haven't touched the repo in a while. One moment while I find a way to put it back.
No worries, it's my bad since I didn't put much thought into naming it. I renamed it to Import Existing Dataset Settings or something, and updated the wiki (finally).