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Stupid question, but is there a way to make the console output more readable? I'm just coming in from a previous version which printed information on the console just fine, but now I'm getting what seem to be broken attempts at linking to files and characters in plain code. It's harder to parse information this way. What am I doing wrong? Do I need to correct some setting? I'm using a Jupyter notebook, and that's a print from a cell running the training script. Just to clarify I'm not having issues with installing or running the training script, just with this |
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I'm a doofus and posted in the wrong project. This would be more appropriate in /sd-scripts. Anyway, if someone coming from the search ends up here know this is the culprit: Since only paths were broken I fixed it by tweaking the
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Whew, the output is so much nicer! EDIT: Alternatively you can use |
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I'm a doofus and posted in the wrong project. This would be more appropriate in /sd-scripts. Anyway, if someone coming from the search ends up here know this is the culprit:
RichHandler()
Since only paths were broken I fixed it by tweaking the
setup_logging()
function at/sd-scripts/library/utils.py
. I don't need them, thus I simply omitted paths by changingto
Whew, the output is so much nicer!
EDIT: Alternatively you can use
--console_log_simple
. This argument has been around for a while, but was first mentioned in the docs now in Ap…