rembg 2.0.75 pulls in numpy>=2.3.0 which conflicts with our pinned
numpy==1.26.4 and would break the entire AI dependency chain. The two
rembg CVEs (SSRF + path traversal) are in its server/CLI components
which we don't use; they're already in the pip-audit ignore list.
Path resolution for the feature manifest and install script was hardcoded
to /app/..., which only works inside the Docker container. Native installs
(e.g. Proxmox at /opt/snapotter) hit "No such file or directory" errors.
Resolve both paths relative to the source file location via import.meta.url
so they work regardless of where the project is installed.
Also loosen mediapipe==0.10.21 to >=0.10.21 in requirements.txt and
requirements-gpu.txt to match the feature manifest. The exact pin has no
cp313 wheel, so it fails on Python 3.13 (Debian 13 default). mediapipe
0.10.35 ships py3-none universal wheels that resolve cleanly.
Reported-by: MickLesk (community-scripts/ProxmoxVE#14720)
Pillow 12.x conflicts with pinned numpy 1.26.4, rembg, realesrgan,
and mediapipe. Revert to working 11.1.0 pins and ignore the CVEs
in pip-audit instead — they require a coordinated major version
upgrade across the entire ML stack (Pillow, numpy, torch, basicsr).
Ignored CVEs:
- CVE-2024-27763 (basicsr, no fix available)
- CVE-2026-40086 (rembg, fix needs Pillow 12)
- CVE-2026-25990 (Pillow, fix is 12.1.1)
- CVE-2026-40192 (Pillow, fix is 12.2.0)
- Increase QR generate max-size test timeout to 120s (10000x10000
PNG generation exceeds 30s default on CI runners)
- Update Pillow 11.1.0 → >=12.2.0 (CVE-2026-25990, CVE-2026-40192)
- Update rembg 2.0.62 → >=2.0.75 (CVE-2026-40086)
- Update opencv-python-headless to flexible range >=4.10,<4.12
- Ignore CVE-2024-27763 in pip-audit (basicsr transitive dep from
realesrgan, no fix available upstream)
- Align requirements-gpu.txt and Dockerfile with same versions
* feat(shared): add enhance-faces tool definition and i18n strings
* feat(ai): add face enhancement script with GFPGAN and CodeFormer support
Detects faces via MediaPipe dual-model approach, then enhances using
GFPGAN (proven) or CodeFormer (via codeformer-pip) with auto fallback.
Supports strength-based alpha blending with original image.
* feat(ai): add TypeScript bridge for face enhancement
* feat(api): add enhance-faces route with GFPGAN/CodeFormer support
* feat(web): add enhance-faces settings component and register in tool registry
* feat(docker): add CodeFormer dependency and model download
- Add codeformer-pip to both CPU and GPU requirements
- Download CodeFormer model (~375MB) at Docker build time
- Add CodeFormer to smoke test verification
* fix(enhance-faces): address code review findings
- Skip alpha blend for CodeFormer (strength already applied via fidelity weight)
- Hide "only enhance main face" checkbox when Best (CodeFormer) is selected
- Fix sensitivity slider labels (swap More/Fewer faces to match actual behavior)
- Register EnhanceFacesControls in pipeline step settings
- Remove model names from user-facing descriptions
* fix(enhance-faces): fix CodeFormer integration and Docker setup
- Add codeformer-pip install to Dockerfile with --no-deps to avoid numpy 2.x conflict
- Re-pin numpy==1.26.4 after codeformer-pip install
- Pin codeformer-pip==0.0.4 in requirements files
- Broaden auto-mode fallback to catch any Exception from CodeFormer
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Co-authored-by: stirling-image <stirling-image@users.noreply.github.com>
- Pin PaddlePaddle to 3.0.0 on ARM64 to fix segfault in PIR inference
engine (3.1+ crashes on aarch64 Debian Bookworm)
- Fix text extraction for PaddleOCR 3.4.x result format (rec_texts)
- Add Node.js-level fallback chain (best -> balanced -> fast) when
Python subprocess crashes
- Add multi-image OCR: processes all uploaded files sequentially with
per-file progress and filename headers in combined output
- Convert input images to PNG via Sharp before OCR so HEIC, AVIF, WebP,
TIFF all work transparently
- Implement real auto-detect language using Tesseract multi-lang script
detection (analyzes Unicode ranges for Hangul, CJK, Kana, Latin)
- Default enhance to off (hurts clean digital images)
Replace the Python seam-carving library with caire (esimov/caire v1.5.0),
a Go-based content-aware resize engine that is faster and supports both
shrinking and enlarging via seam insertion.
- Add Go builder stage in Dockerfile to compile caire from source
- Rewrite seam-carving.ts to call caire via execFile (no Python sidecar)
- Remove content-aware-resize from PYTHON_SIDECAR_TOOLS (60s timeout)
- Add new options: blur radius, edge sensitivity, square mode, face detection
- Move content-aware toggle below standard resize in UI (subtler placement)
- Rename "Don't enlarge" to "Limit to original size" with hover tooltip
- Add smooth progress bar for medium-duration tools
- Delete seam_carve.py and remove seam-carving pip dependency
- Update integration tests and visual regression screenshots
Merge CPU, CUDA, and lite Docker images into a single unified image.
One tag (latest) works on all platforms: amd64 (NVIDIA CUDA) and arm64 (CPU).
GPU auto-detected at runtime. All ML models and packages baked in.
Key changes:
- Platform-conditional Dockerfile (nvidia/cuda on amd64, node on arm64)
- tini as PID 1 for proper signal handling
- Fix FILES_STORAGE_PATH data loss bug
- Fix RealESRGAN upscaler (was broken, always fell back to Lanczos)
- Fix PaddleOCR language codes and stdout corruption
- Simplified CI/CD (single build, single tag)
- Expanded model pre-download with verification
- Shutdown timeout, improved health endpoint
- Remove unused lama-cleaner
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