The lock file stored process.pid (Node server PID) which is always
alive. When releaseInstallLock wasn't called (e.g., error path),
the lock persisted forever, making the bundle stuck in "installing"
and blocking all future installs.
Fix: remove PID from lock entirely. Use simple file existence as
mutex. On server startup, unconditionally delete any lock file.
The previous selector returned the isToolInstalled function reference
which never changes, so the component didn't re-render when bundles
loaded. Now subscribes to the bundles array directly via useMemo.
- Subscribe to features store reactively in ToolPage so refresh shows
install prompt correctly instead of the tool UI
- Show loading state while features are being fetched for AI tools
- Capture stdout from install script for better error messages
- Keep last 20 stderr lines for error context instead of just exit code
- Clear install progress on success (was leaving stale state)
- Pass PIP_CACHE_DIR to install subprocess
The guard was only present on restore-photo.ts and the createToolRoute
factory. All other AI tools used custom route handlers that bypassed
the check entirely, allowing requests to reach the Python sidecar even
when the feature bundle was not installed. This adds an early 501
response before any multipart parsing or file processing.
The on-demand feature download system stores models at /data/ai/models/
(set via MODELS_PATH env var), but all Python scripts hardcoded
/opt/models/ as the base path. Each script now reads MODELS_PATH and
falls back to /opt/models for backward compatibility.
Remove all ML pip installs (onnxruntime, rembg, realesrgan, paddlepaddle,
mediapipe, codeformer), model downloads, and post-install fixups from the
Dockerfile. The base image now ships only Node.js + Sharp + Python with
numpy/Pillow/opencv. AI features are installed on-demand at runtime via
the feature manifest and install_feature.py script.
Key changes:
- Remove SKIP_MODEL_DOWNLOADS build arg (no longer needed)
- Remove apt-get purge of build-essential (needed for runtime pip installs)
- Remove PaddleX symlinks and facexlib weight directory setup
- Add COPY of feature-manifest.json and install_feature.py
- Update PYTHON_VENV_PATH to /data/ai/venv, add MODELS_PATH and DATA_DIR
- Entrypoint bootstraps AI venv from /opt/venv on first container start
with crash-safe temp directory pattern
Show an install prompt instead of the normal tool UI when an AI feature
bundle is not installed. Admins see a one-click install button with SSE
progress tracking and polling fallback; non-admins see a message to
contact their administrator.
Show a download icon on AI tools that are not yet installed, and fetch
feature status on mount in both the sidebar tool panel and fullscreen
grid page.
Add Zustand features store for tracking AI feature bundle state with
fetch, refresh, isToolInstalled, and getBundleForTool methods. Extend
parseApiError to return structured FeatureNotInstalledError objects
when the backend returns FEATURE_NOT_INSTALLED, and handle them in
both tool and pipeline processor hooks with user-friendly messages.
Check installed.json before exec()-ing AI scripts so that requests
for uninstalled feature bundles return a structured error instead
of crashing with an ImportError. Also sets U2NET_HOME to the
bundled model directory when present.
Return 501 with structured error when an AI tool's feature bundle
is not installed, preventing Python ImportError crashes. Guards
added to tool-factory, batch, pipeline (both validation loops),
and restore-photo custom route.
Reads the feature manifest, installs pip packages (common + arch-specific),
downloads models in parallel with atomic rename, and writes installed.json.
Includes disk space pre-check, NCCL conflict handling, retry logic, and
progress reporting via stderr JSON lines. Also updates the feature route
to pass manifestPath and modelsDir as CLI arguments.
Tracks which AI feature bundles are installed via /data/ai/installed.json
with atomic writes, in-memory caching, file-based install locks, and
startup recovery for interrupted installs.
Authoritative JSON manifest defining all 6 AI feature bundles with:
- Exact pip package versions and platform-specific variants (amd64/arm64)
- pip flags (--no-deps for codeformer, --extra-index-url for torch/paddle)
- postInstall re-pins (numpy==1.26.4 after codeformer)
- Model download entries (direct URL, rembg sessions, HuggingFace snapshots)
- Bundle-to-tool mapping matching shared/features.ts
Used by install_feature.py at runtime to install bundles on demand.
- Added model mismatch warnings in colorize, enhance-faces, and upscale routes.
- Improved error handling in colorize, enhance_faces, remove_bg, restore, and upscale scripts with detailed logging.
- Updated Dockerfile to align NCCL versions for compatibility.
- Introduced a new full tool audit script to test all tools for functionality and GPU usage.
- Created Playwright E2E tests for GPU-dependent tools to ensure proper functionality and performance.
Ubuntu mirrors (security.ubuntu.com) are frequently unreachable from
GitHub Actions runners, causing all amd64 Docker builds to fail.
Instead of installing Node.js via NodeSource apt repo (which requires
working Ubuntu mirrors for the initial apt-get update), copy the Node
binary and modules directly from the official node:22-bookworm image.
Also add retry with backoff to the system deps apt-get update.
Ubuntu security mirrors can be unreachable from GitHub Actions runners.
Add a retry loop with exponential backoff (15s, 30s, 45s) around
apt-get update in the Node.js install step for the CUDA base image.
- Parallelize all 14 model downloads using ThreadPoolExecutor (6 workers)
Downloads were sequential (~30 min), now concurrent (~5-10 min)
- Switch Docker cache from type=gha to type=registry (GHCR)
GHA cache has 10 GB limit causing blob eviction and corrupted builds
Registry cache has no size limit and persists across runner instances
- Add pip download cache mounts to all pip install layers
Prevents re-downloading packages when layers rebuild
Reference new parseApiError, formatZodErrors, global error handler,
and playwright.docker.config.ts infrastructure. Remove stale
partialTools concept since every tool maps to exactly one bundle.
The Playwright-based Docker e2e tests use test.describe() which is
incompatible with Vitest. Exclude tests/e2e-docker/ from Vitest's
test discovery, matching the existing tests/e2e/ exclusion.
- Eliminate [object Object] errors across all 20+ API routes
- Global Fastify error handler with full stack traces
- Image-to-PDF auth fix (Object.entries → headers.forEach)
- OCR verbose fallbacks with engine reporting
- Split multi-file with per-image subfolders in ZIP
- Batch support for blur-faces, strip-metadata, edit-metadata, vectorize
- Docker LOG_LEVEL=debug, PYTHONWARNINGS=default
- 20 Playwright e2e tests pass against Docker container
- Replace [object Object] errors with readable messages across all 20+ API
routes by normalizing Zod validation errors to strings (formatZodErrors)
- Add parseApiError() on frontend to defensively handle any details type
- Add global Fastify error handler with full stack traces in logs
- Fix image-to-pdf auth: Object.entries(headers) → headers.forEach()
- Fix passport-photo: safeParse + formatZodErrors, safe error extraction
- Fix OCR silent fallbacks: log exception type/message when falling back,
include actual engine used in API response and Docker logs
- Fix split tool: process all uploaded images, combine into ZIP with
subfolders per image
- Fix batch support for blur-faces, strip-metadata, edit-metadata,
vectorize: add processAllFiles branch for multi-file uploads
- Docker: LOG_LEVEL=debug, PYTHONWARNINGS=default for visibility
- Add Playwright e2e tests verifying all fixes against Docker container
Revised bundles so every tool belongs to exactly one bundle with no
partial functionality. OCR and noise-removal fully locked until
their bundle is installed. passport-photo includes mediapipe in the
Background Removal bundle. restore-photo gets its own bundle.
Development/testing always via Docker container.
Address single-venv strategy (avoid two-venv fragility), shared
package uninstall via reference counting, tool route registration
for uninstalled features (501 instead of 404), multi-bundle tool
graceful degradation, frontend feature status propagation, and
local development compatibility.
Reduce Docker image from ~30GB to ~5-6GB by making AI features
downloadable post-install. Users cherry-pick feature bundles
(Background Removal, OCR, etc.) from the UI after pulling.
Allows re-triggering the release workflow after a Docker push failure
without needing new commits. If semantic-release produces no new version
the workflow now uses the latest existing git tag for the Docker build.
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