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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe builder client now uses release terminology, reads all cursor-paginated listings, supports legacy response keys, and handles deduplicated uploads. New modules validate build definitions, package custom nodes deterministically, and reconcile build push and pull data. Builder API and build synchronization
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In `@comfy_cli/builder_api.py`:
- Around line 93-95: Update the build flow in command build handling so it skips
client.upload_blob when create_blob returns an upload URL of None for a
deduplicated blob, while preserving uploads for non-None URLs. Add a regression
test covering create_blob returning (blob_id, None) and assert upload_blob is
not called.
In `@comfy_cli/command/build_package.py`:
- Around line 188-194: Update the packaging flow around _package_files and
destination.open so an existing destination archive under root is not included
in members before being truncated. Exclude the destination path during
traversal, or reject destinations inside the node root, while preserving normal
packaging for destinations outside root and the temporary-file path.
In `@comfy_cli/command/build_push.py`:
- Around line 189-196: Update pending_uploads to exclude node_zip entries whose
corresponding model already has a non-empty blobId, while preserving uploads
lacking both blobId and sourceUri. Use the existing models lookup and _has_text
helper when checking each upload.
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| members, skipped = _package_files(root) | ||
| if destination is None: | ||
| with tempfile.TemporaryFile(prefix="comfy-node-package-") as scratch: | ||
| sha256, size_bytes = _write_archive(root, members, scratch) | ||
| return NodePackage(None, sha256, size_bytes, tuple(skipped)) | ||
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Exclude the destination archive from package members.
At Line 188, _package_files can include an existing destination below root. Line 194 then truncates that same file before _write_archive reads it. The archive gains an empty copy of its prior output, and repeated packaging changes sha256.
Exclude that path during traversal, or reject destinations inside the node root.
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In `@comfy_cli/command/build_package.py` around lines 188 - 194, Update the
packaging flow around _package_files and destination.open so an existing
destination archive under root is not included in members before being
truncated. Exclude the destination path during traversal, or reject destinations
inside the node root, while preserving normal packaging for destinations outside
root and the temporary-file path.
| def pending_uploads(preparation: PushPreparation) -> tuple[PushUpload, ...]: | ||
| models = _entries(preparation.definition, "models") | ||
| return tuple( | ||
| upload | ||
| for upload in preparation.uploads | ||
| if upload.kind == "node_zip" | ||
| or (not _has_text(models[upload.index], "blobId") and not _has_text(models[upload.index], "sourceUri")) | ||
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Do not requeue completed custom-node uploads.
upload_assets stores blobId at Line 252. However, pending_uploads always returns each node_zip upload. A retry with the same PushPreparation calls create_blob again for completed node archives.
Check the current customNodes[upload.index].blobId before returning a node_zip upload.
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In `@comfy_cli/command/build_push.py` around lines 189 - 196, Update
pending_uploads to exclude node_zip entries whose corresponding model already
has a non-empty blobId, while preserving uploads lacking both blobId and
sourceUri. Use the existing models lookup and _has_text helper when checking
each upload.
The second offline layer, still with no command wired to it: - build_package: stage a custom node into an uploadable package. - build_validation: project the authoring spec onto the builder wire format (D-I source precedence, authoring-only fields excluded) and validate it. - build_push / build_pull: local-cache reconciliation and upload planning, and the identity-preserving merge that keeps local asset identities when a remote Build is fetched over the local spec. BuilderClient itself changes in three ways. #770 moved the builder's own release endpoints server-side; the four client methods still spelled version now match — `cut_version` -> `create_release`, `get_version` -> `get_release`, and the same for the logs and manifest reads — with their call sites in `comfy_cli/command/build.py` following through. `list_builds` and `list_releases` follow `nextCursor` to exhaustion, because the builder pages both and taking one page dropped the tail of any workspace past it, silently. And `update_build` can carry the server's existing `name` and `description`, which a local spec owns too and a sync had no way to send. The non-empty targets guard on `create_release` is deliberately NOT here: today's `comfy build release create` takes no `--target` and relies on the server's default, so refusing an empty list would break it. The guard arrives with `comfy build push`, which computes its own targets. Adds no error codes: none of these modules raise one that is not already registered. Two module docstrings avoid naming `comfy build push` / `pull` for now, since those verbs do not exist yet and the help-string guard resolves every mention against the live Typer tree.
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In `@tests/comfy_cli/command/test_build_package.py`:
- Around line 142-143: Update the symlink setup in the test around package_node
to use a local helper that attempts os.symlink and skips the test on OSError;
route both the target-file and nested-directory symlink creation through this
helper so unsupported Windows environments do not fail before package_node runs.
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In Windows, the ability to create symbolic links is controlled by the SeCreateSymbolicLinkPrivilege security policy [1][2]. By default, this privilege is restricted to administrators [3][4][5]. When using Python's os.symlink on Windows, you generally encounter an error (typically code 1314, "A required privilege is not held by the client") unless one of the following conditions is met [4][5]: 1. Developer Mode: Since the Windows 10 Creators Update, enabling Developer Mode in Windows settings allows non-elevated (standard) users to create symbolic links [6][7][5]. This works because the underlying Windows API (CreateSymbolicLink) accepts a specific flag, SYMBOLIC_LINK_FLAG_ALLOW_UNPRIVILEGED_CREATE (0x2), which Python's implementation leverages [7][8][9]. 2. Elevated Privileges: Running the Python script as an administrator (elevated) allows the process to utilize the SeCreateSymbolicLinkPrivilege, which is automatically enabled for the thread by the Windows API when creating the link [10][8][5]. 3. User Rights Assignment: You can explicitly grant the "Create symbolic links" (SeCreateSymbolicLinkPrivilege) right to a specific user account or group via the Local Security Policy editor (secpol.msc or gpedit.msc) [6][1][5]. For most developers, enabling Developer Mode is the recommended approach as it eliminates the need for administrative elevation to create symlinks [6][5]. Alternatives such as using directory junctions (via os.symlink for directories, or mklink /J) do not require special privileges [11][3][5].
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Skip symlink tests when symlink creation is unavailable.
When Windows lacks Developer Mode or symlink privilege, these os.symlink calls can raise OSError before package_node executes. Add a local helper that skips the test when symlink creation fails, and use it for each symlink setup call.
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In `@tests/comfy_cli/command/test_build_package.py` around lines 142 - 143, Update
the symlink setup in the test around package_node to use a local helper that
attempts os.symlink and skips the test on OSError; route both the target-file
and nested-directory symlink creation through this helper so unsupported Windows
environments do not fail before package_node runs.
Source: Learnings
`create_blob` answers with the existing id and no upload URL when the workspace already holds those exact bytes, and its docstring says to branch on that. Two call sites did not: both PUT to a `None` URL, which `requests` rejects with `MissingSchema`, so `comfy build create` and `comfy build blob upload` failed over content already stored — the retry this deduplication exists to make cheap. `execute_create` now stitches the id in without transferring, and counts only blobs whose bytes actually moved. `build blob upload` answers with the usable id, says the file was already stored rather than claiming an upload, and emits `changed: false`. The shared `_FakeBuilder` now rejects a `None` URL the way `requests.put` does, so this cannot regress silently behind a permissive double.
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Approving — the foundations hold up against the builder service (checked against the comfy-builder checkout of 2026-08-25: release routes, nextCursor on both lists, UpdateBuildRequest name/description, packaging traversal/symlink handling). Four non-blocking notes, all small:
build_package.py:188-199— an archive destination inside the node root is packaged into itself._package_filescollects members beforedestination.open("wb+")truncates it, so_write_archivereads the zip it is appending to and never hits EOF (reproduced: 2.9 GB written in 5 s). Not reachable frompush, which uses aTemporaryDirectory, butpackage_nodeis the public API — excludedestinationfrom members or refuse a destination under root. (This is CodeRabbit's open (a), materially worse than "minor".)build_pull.py:184-192—_merge_entryalways lets localblobId/sha256/sizeByteswin and always drops the server'ssourceUri, regardless of the local entry'ssource. A server-side switch from private blob → publicsourceUriis silently reverted on the next push; a local public entry pulled over a server blob loses the blob reference and hash. Reasonable forsource == "local", a silent clobber otherwise.builder_pagination.py/builder_api.py:196,206— the list walks send nolimit, sohttpkit.ClampLimitpages at 20, not the 100_MAX_LIST_PAGES=200was sized for. The walk fails loudly at 4,000 builds/releases and does 5× the round trips.{"cursor": cursor, "limit": 100}fixes it.build_pull.py:238rejects a Build with nodescription— which is the server's default shape (*string,omitempty;toBuildonly sets it when non-empty). #810 fixes this at the top of the stack, so it only matters if the stack doesn't merge together.
Also: the server has no blob dedup today (CreateBlobUpload always mints a fresh id; no deduplicated field anywhere in the Go/OpenAPI), so the upload_url is None branch and the docstrings describing it are dead-but-harmless.
Ran test_build.py test_build_package.py test_builder_api.py on the branch: 201 passed; ruff clean.
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feat(build): packaging, sync and Builder client primitives — basemain← this PRfeat(build)!: replace the legacy build and distribution surface (breaking)feat(deploy): the deployment control planefeat(deploy): the asset and job data-plane clientscomfy deploy run#805 —feat(deploy):comfy deploy runfix(build): a pull no longer deletes definition data silentlyfix(cli): unbreak the interactive pickers and Go timestamp parsing on 3.10Each PR is based on the branch below it, so its own diff is only its commit. Merge in order.
Rebased onto
main@c1fa1f4. The original bottom PR (#800, raising the Python floor to 3.11) was closed — see that thread for why; the stack is 3.10-compatible instead.TL;DR: The second offline build layer — packaging, spec-to-wire projection, and push/pull reconciliation — plus three
BuilderClientcorrections. Still no command wired to any of it.Bottom of a five-PR stack, based directly on
main.What changed
BuilderClientchanges in three ways:cut_version→create_release,get_version→get_release, and the same for the logs and manifest reads — with their call sites incomfy_cli/command/build.pyfollowing through.list_buildsandlist_releasesfollownextCursorto exhaustion. The builder pages both, and taking one page dropped the tail of any workspace past it, silently.update_buildcan now carry the server's existingnameanddescription, which a local spec owns too and a sync had no way to send.Deliberately not here: the non-empty targets guard on
create_release. Today'scomfy build release createtakes no--targetand relies on the server default, so refusing an empty list would break it. The guard arrives withcomfy build push, which computes its own targets.Adds no error codes — none of these modules raise one that is not already registered. Two module docstrings avoid naming
comfy build push/pull, since those verbs do not exist yet and the help-string guard resolves every mention against the live Typer tree.Python 3.10 compatibility:
build_validation.pyandbuild_pull.pyimportassert_neverfromtyping_extensionsrather thantyping, matching the pattern #798 established inbuild_spec.py.typing-extensions>=4.7is already a declared runtime dependency. The declared floor stays>=3.10.Validation
buildjob, Python 3.10) at this commit: 6185 passed, 38 skipped, 0 failed.test_scan_custom_nodes_records_repo_and_ref, which is environmental, not from this change: aurl.git@github.com:.insteadOf https://github.com/rewrite makes the fixture read back agit@remote where it wrote anhttps://one. It reproduces on a cleanmaincheckout, and CI confirms it does not occur on runners. The next PR up replaces that surface anyway.ruff check ./ruff format --diff .clean at CI's pin (0.15.15).Contradicts: nothing.