fix(subgraph): edit promoted widgets where the frontend reads them — the host, or the node linked to it (BE-10305) - #815
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesPromoted subgraph inputs now resolve to host-level slots, linked sources, or nested sources. Widget edits, connections, slot discovery, replay, and UI-to-API conversion use this ownership model. Tests and gallery fixtures cover nested, linked, socket-only, legacy, and fallback cases. Promoted input model
Workflow editing
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant workflow_ops
participant promoted
participant Workflow
CLI->>workflow_ops: set_widget or connect
workflow_ops->>promoted: resolve promoted target
promoted->>Workflow: inspect host, nested, link, or primitive source
Workflow-->>workflow_ops: return target and metadata
workflow_ops->>Workflow: replay value or connection
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participant convert_ui_to_api
participant PromotedSubgraph
participant APIWorkflow
convert_ui_to_api->>PromotedSubgraph: traverse nested instances
PromotedSubgraph->>PromotedSubgraph: resolve link and host value
PromotedSubgraph->>APIWorkflow: overlay eligible host value
APIWorkflow-->>convert_ui_to_api: retain link or fallback value
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes how promoted widget values are edited, connected, and serialized. Unresolved paths can submit incorrect list values, lose nested edits, or produce divergent connections with stale links, while some valid connections may be rejected; the resulting workflow and prompt state can be wrong, so the PR is not safe to merge until these issues are fixed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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In `@comfy_cli/workflow_ops.py`:
- Around line 2636-2640: Update the promoted-input type validation around
_types_compatible so only string-declared pi.type values are checked; treat
missing or non-string declared types as unknown and allow the connection
through. Preserve the existing mismatch error for actual string types that are
incompatible.
- Around line 683-688: After apply_op returns in the promoted host write flow,
re-resolve the target instance path using the same resolver as the write
operation and read host_widgets_values from that post-apply node, rather than
from the pre-resolved target.node. Preserve the existing opaque-applier payload
assignment while ensuring nested paths reflect any definition fork and the
applied write.
- Around line 1922-1932: The promoted-input path in the grow handling must
converge independently of apply order. Update the promoted branch around to_idx
and its link assignment to gate and commit the shared register using ("input",
to_node, grow["name"]), retire any previous link via _remove_link, and preserve
name-based identity for the promoted entry rather than the first grow_id; keep
concrete-input behavior unchanged.
In `@comfy_cli/workflow_to_api.py`:
- Line 226: Update the assignment to inputs[widget] in the promoted-widget
handling to pass value through _wrap_widget_value before storing it, matching
_build_api_node’s serialization behavior and preventing two-item lists from
being interpreted as links. Add a regression test covering a promoted list
widget value.
In `@tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit_promoted.py`:
- Around line 175-180: Update
test_connect_to_an_already_materialized_promoted_input_reuses_it to assert that
second.link_id equals first.link_id, while preserving the existing input-name
and final-link assertions.
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…ce; wrap list host values; tolerate untyped declared inputs Review findings on #815. `host_widgets_values` was read from the instance dict captured during resolution — for a nested host inside a definition shared by two instances, apply forks the definition on the way down and writes the copy, so the op carried the pre-write array and an opaque applier would have replaced the host state with stale values. The payload is now read from the instance apply wrote. The converter overlay wraps host values like every other widget value, so a two-item list host value is not read back as a `[node, slot]` link. A declared subgraph input with no usable type reads as unknown ("") rather than the repr "None": connect skips the type check and stamps the slot with the source type instead of refusing a valid wire with a misleading mismatch. The reuse test now proves the earlier link was replaced. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ce; wrap list host values; tolerate untyped declared inputs Review findings on #815. `host_widgets_values` was read from the instance dict captured during resolution — for a nested host inside a definition shared by two instances, apply forks the definition on the way down and writes the copy, so the op carried the pre-write array and an opaque applier would have replaced the host state with stale values. The payload is now read from the instance apply wrote. The converter overlay wraps host values like every other widget value, so a two-item list host value is not read back as a `[node, slot]` link. A declared subgraph input with no usable type reads as unknown ("") rather than the repr "None": connect skips the type check and stamps the slot with the source type instead of refusing a valid wire with a misleading mismatch. The reuse test now proves the earlier link was replaced. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…onal payload for PrimitiveNode writes (amendment v1.5) The comfy-multi-player applier (PR #104) implemented the host-write and promoted-connect op shapes #815 introduced and sent two convergence asks back: * A promoted subgraph input is ONE register named by the definition, but `_apply_connect` did not gate it: two concurrent connects onto `57.width` left the entry with whichever link arrived first, and `grow_id` stayed on the first arrival. The grow is now gated by `_lww_gate`/`_lww_commit` on `("input", to_node, "grow", <full name>)` exactly like a concrete input (§11.1): the higher stamp owns the entry in either apply order, `grow_id` follows the winner and the loser's link is retired. The register uses the full declared name — sg input names such as `images.image0` contain a dot, and splitting on it would alias two inputs onto one register. * A frontend-only PrimitiveNode has no catalog entry, so an opaque store rejected the `legacy_primitive` write it had no positional payload for. The op now carries the same `promoted` payload a host write carries (`value_index: 0`, `instance_path`, `host_widgets_values`), and apply treats a `promoted` payload on a non-instance node as a plain positional write. docs/op-vocabulary-v1.md gains Amendment v1.5, which also records the shapes #815 introduced without a doc amendment (`promoted` host writes, `redirected_from`, `grow.promoted`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ce; wrap list host values; tolerate untyped declared inputs Review findings on #815. `host_widgets_values` was read from the instance dict captured during resolution — for a nested host inside a definition shared by two instances, apply forks the definition on the way down and writes the copy, so the op carried the pre-write array and an opaque applier would have replaced the host state with stale values. The payload is now read from the instance apply wrote. The converter overlay wraps host values like every other widget value, so a two-item list host value is not read back as a `[node, slot]` link. A declared subgraph input with no usable type reads as unknown ("") rather than the repr "None": connect skips the type check and stamps the slot with the source type instead of refusing a valid wire with a misleading mismatch. The reuse test now proves the earlier link was replaced. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…onal payload for PrimitiveNode writes (amendment v1.5) The comfy-multi-player applier (PR #104) implemented the host-write and promoted-connect op shapes #815 introduced and sent two convergence asks back: * A promoted subgraph input is ONE register named by the definition, but `_apply_connect` did not gate it: two concurrent connects onto `57.width` left the entry with whichever link arrived first, and `grow_id` stayed on the first arrival. The grow is now gated by `_lww_gate`/`_lww_commit` on `("input", to_node, "grow", <full name>)` exactly like a concrete input (§11.1): the higher stamp owns the entry in either apply order, `grow_id` follows the winner and the loser's link is retired. The register uses the full declared name — sg input names such as `images.image0` contain a dot, and splitting on it would alias two inputs onto one register. * A frontend-only PrimitiveNode has no catalog entry, so an opaque store rejected the `legacy_primitive` write it had no positional payload for. The op now carries the same `promoted` payload a host write carries (`value_index: 0`, `instance_path`, `host_widgets_values`), and apply treats a `promoted` payload on a non-instance node as a plain positional write. docs/op-vocabulary-v1.md gains Amendment v1.5, which also records the shapes #815 introduced without a doc amendment (`promoted` host writes, `redirected_from`, `grow.promoted`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Blocker: a dangling link on a promoted input drops the host value from the promptThe host-value model looks right, and Root cause.
Repro on This shape is already in the PR's own fixture. So Suggested fix. One liveness-checking helper in A regression test that runs |
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…everywhere Review (annehe9) on #815: `resolve_write` already checked that the link id serialized on a promoted input still exists (the frontend drops a dangling link on load, so the input is unlinked and the host value runs), but the converter overlay and `slots` used the raw id — so `set-widget` wrote the host while `comfy run` submitted the interior default and `slots` pointed at a source node that does not exist. One helper, `live_external_link`, now decides for all three; the converter and the slots walk thread the link scope through (the workflow for a top-level instance, the containing definition for a nested one, whose links are dicts rather than arrays). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…the host, or the node linked to it (BE-10305) The frontend (ComfyUI_frontend ADR 0009 "Subgraph promoted widgets use linked inputs", SubgraphNode.ts) represents a promoted widget as a linked subgraph input whose value the HOST instance owns: `widgets_values[i]` on the instance, consumed positionally by the i-th subgraph input that resolves to an interior widget. The interior widget is only the default; "the host/exterior value wins over the interior/source value during repair, persistence, and prompt serialization". The CLI still followed the legacy `properties.proxyWidgets` list into the interior node for every read and write, so on the z-image turbo template `set-widget 57.width 768` edited a value the frontend neither ran nor displayed (scenario 1), an outside PrimitiveInt could not be wired to `57.width` (scenario 2), and `comfy run` / `validate` submitted the interior prompt on post-migration templates — `audio_minimax_music_3` ships an interior caption of '' while the host holds the whole prompt. cql/promoted.py (new) is the host-owned value model, pure over workflow JSON: `promoted_inputs` (the frontend's own rule — first boundary link whose target is a widget-backed input or a nested instance's promoted input; sockets own no slot), `host_value` (quarantined hostValue first, then the positional slot), `effective_value`, `set_host_value` (materializes the host array in declaration order, never touches the definition), and `resolve_write`: `<instance>.<input>` → host; an outside link feeding it → its primitive (PrimitiveInt / PrimitiveString* / legacy PrimitiveNode, through Reroutes), refused with the driver named when a non-primitive computes the value; `<instance>/<inner>.<w>` fed by the subgraph input node → the same host (op carries `redirected_from`); fed by another interior node → refused; anything else → the definition, as before. Legacy proxies that the definition does not declare as inputs keep the interior route. set-widget / set-slot / vary share that resolution. connect materializes a declared input on the instance (with the frontend's `widget` marker) and wires it, type-checked against the declared type. slots advertises promoted widgets at the instance address with the value the frontend runs, flags link-driven widgets (`linked_from`), keeps unpromoted interior widgets reachable (nested instances included) and no longer advertises the interior address behind a promotion. convert_ui_to_api overlays host values onto the expanded interior nodes with the frontend's precedence (outside link, host, interior); inner instances first so an outer host wins. Verified against the workflow_templates corpus: 75/75 instances that carry host values match the positional rule with 0 mismatches. Fixtures are verbatim gallery templates plus a trimmed cloud-catalog object_info. The host-write op carries `promoted.value_index` and the materialized `promoted.host_widgets_values`: the comfy-multi-player applier stores a subgraph instance opaquely and rejects a named write to an uncatalogued class, so the in-app path needs a matching applier branch (tracked on BE-10305). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ce; wrap list host values; tolerate untyped declared inputs Review findings on #815. `host_widgets_values` was read from the instance dict captured during resolution — for a nested host inside a definition shared by two instances, apply forks the definition on the way down and writes the copy, so the op carried the pre-write array and an opaque applier would have replaced the host state with stale values. The payload is now read from the instance apply wrote. The converter overlay wraps host values like every other widget value, so a two-item list host value is not read back as a `[node, slot]` link. A declared subgraph input with no usable type reads as unknown ("") rather than the repr "None": connect skips the type check and stamps the slot with the source type instead of refusing a valid wire with a misleading mismatch. The reuse test now proves the earlier link was replaced. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t docstrings Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…everywhere Review (annehe9) on #815: `resolve_write` already checked that the link id serialized on a promoted input still exists (the frontend drops a dangling link on load, so the input is unlinked and the host value runs), but the converter overlay and `slots` used the raw id — so `set-widget` wrote the host while `comfy run` submitted the interior default and `slots` pointed at a source node that does not exist. One helper, `live_external_link`, now decides for all three; the converter and the slots walk thread the link scope through (the workflow for a top-level instance, the containing definition for a nested one, whose links are dicts rather than arrays). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…onal payload for PrimitiveNode writes (amendment v1.5) The comfy-multi-player applier (PR #104) implemented the host-write and promoted-connect op shapes #815 introduced and sent two convergence asks back: * A promoted subgraph input is ONE register named by the definition, but `_apply_connect` did not gate it: two concurrent connects onto `57.width` left the entry with whichever link arrived first, and `grow_id` stayed on the first arrival. The grow is now gated by `_lww_gate`/`_lww_commit` on `("input", to_node, "grow", <full name>)` exactly like a concrete input (§11.1): the higher stamp owns the entry in either apply order, `grow_id` follows the winner and the loser's link is retired. The register uses the full declared name — sg input names such as `images.image0` contain a dot, and splitting on it would alias two inputs onto one register. * A frontend-only PrimitiveNode has no catalog entry, so an opaque store rejected the `legacy_primitive` write it had no positional payload for. The op now carries the same `promoted` payload a host write carries (`value_index: 0`, `instance_path`, `host_widgets_values`), and apply treats a `promoted` payload on a non-instance node as a plain positional write. docs/op-vocabulary-v1.md gains Amendment v1.5, which also records the shapes #815 introduced without a doc amendment (`promoted` host writes, `redirected_from`, `grow.promoted`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Linear: BE-10305 — Agent editing subgraph. Scenarios 1 and 2 (the V1 blockers).
Why
Scenario 1. "The agent is only editing the widget under layer 2, not on the surface; the value on the surface overwrites it, and the user never sees the new value." Reproduced on
image_z_image_turbo:comfy workflow set-widget z.json 57.width 768wrote interiorEmptySD3LatentImage 13(op.path = ["57","13"]), the instance's ownwidgets_valuesstayed[].The frontend's model (ADR 0009 Subgraph promoted widgets use linked inputs,
SubgraphNode.ts): a promoted widget is a linked subgraph input, and the host instance owns the value —widgets_values[i]on the instance, consumed positionally by the i-th subgraph input that resolves to an interior widget (_applyPromotedWidgetValues/serializeFromStoreState); socket-only inputs own no slot; "the host/exterior value wins over the interior/source value during repair, persistence, and prompt serialization."properties.proxyWidgetsis legacy load-time input only. The CLI still followedproxyWidgetsinto the interior for every read and write.The same gap made
comfy run/validatewrong:convert_ui_to_apireattached outside links and otherwise read the interior widget.audio_minimax_music_3(a post-migration save) ships an interiorcaptionof''andmax_duration 222while the host carries the whole prompt and60— the CLI submitted''.Scenario 2. "Wire something outside to the promoted widget, e.g. Int node → width."
connect PrimitiveInt.INT 57.widthwas refused: "a promoted widget (a value), not a link input".The rule
Never edit a subgraph's interior for a promoted value — edit what it is linked to:
57.width(promoted, unlinked)57.widthfed by an outside linkPrimitiveInt.value/PrimitiveString*/ legacyPrimitiveNode, throughReroutes; a non-primitive driver (ResolutionSelector,GetImageSize, another subgraph) is refused by name — no widget write could take effect57/13.width(interior widget fed by the subgraph input node)redirected_from: "57/13.width"57/9.promptfed by another interior node57/3.cfg(unpromoted)proxyWidgetsname the definition does not declareChange
comfy_cli/cql/promoted.py(new) — the host-owned value model, pure over workflow JSON:promoted_inputs(the frontend's own resolution: first boundary link whose target is a widget-backed input, or a nested instance's promoted input),host_value(quarantinedhostValuefirst, then the positional slot),effective_value,set_host_value(materializes the host array in declaration order from each input's current effective value; never touches the definition, so sibling instances of a shared definition stay independent by construction),resolve_write/trace_upstream_write.workflow_ops.py—set_widgetresolves throughpromoted.resolve_write; host writes are a new op shape (node_id,widget,promoted: {value_index, instance_path, host_widgets_values}), applied by_apply_set_widget; LWW target for a host write and its interior redirect is one register.connectmaterializes a declared input on the instance (with the frontend'swidgetmarker) and wires it, type-checked; a concurrent materialization shares the entry._promoted_widget_errornow fires only for a legacy proxy the definition does not declare.engine.py—slotsadvertises promoted widgets at the instance address with the value the frontend runs, flags link-driven widgets (linked_from, at every layer), keeps unpromoted interior widgets reachable (nested instances included) and no longer advertises the interior address behind a promotion — that address is the "layer 2" the agent kept editing.set-slot/varyroute through the sameresolve_write.workflow_to_api.py—_overlay_promoted_host_valuesapplies host values onto the expanded interior nodes with the frontend's precedence (outside link → host → interior; inner instances first so an outer host wins; an inner input promoted further is left to the outer).Red → green
29 new tests, written and watched fail first (
path: ['57','13'], "promoted input 'max_duration' not found … available: (none)", "not a link input", interior caption'',ImportError: promoted):tests/comfy_cli/cql/test_promoted_inputs.py— the model: declared inputs → value slots (sockets none), host-vs-interior reads, quarantine precedence, materialization order, slots.tests/comfy_cli/command/test_workflow_edit_promoted.py— host write; interior→host redirect; unpromoted interior still writes the definition; post-migration single-slot write; socket input refused; replay idempotent + one LWW register; connect materializes/wires/type-checks/reuses; follow the link toPrimitiveInt, throughReroute, to a legacyPrimitiveNode; non-primitive driver refused by name; CLIset-widget→slots, CLIconnect.tests/comfy_cli/test_workflow_to_api_promoted.py— host values reach the prompt; link wins over host; sockets + host values coexist.Fixtures: verbatim gallery templates (
image_z_image_turbopre-migration,audio_minimax_music_3post-migration,api_seedance2_5_video_extendmixed) + a trimmed cloud-catalogobject_info. Five legacy pins intest_workflow_slots.py/test_subgraph_gallery_templates.pyasserted interior writes for promoted widgets — the exact behaviour this fixes — and one asserted the qwen template's interior seed1118877715456453, which the frontend never runs (host:392667428726572); rewritten to the truthful addresses with the reasoning inline.Verification
Comfy-Org/workflow_templates, 408 subgraph instances in 247 templates): the positional host-value rule matches 75/75 instances that carrywidgets_values, 0 mismatches. 276 outside links feed promoted widget inputs in the wild (PrimitiveInt 72, ResolutionSelector 42, PrimitiveStringMultiline 35, Reroute 22, GetImageSize 17, PrimitiveNode 15…) — every shape the resolver handles or refuses by name.set-widget 57.width 768→ host array materialized, interior13untouched,slotsshows57.width = 768, converter emitswidth: 768;57/13.height 512→ redirected to host;connect <PrimitiveInt>.INT 57.width✓;set-widget 57.width 640→ lands on the primitive'svalue, converter routes the link.Needs a matching change elsewhere (not in this repo)
applier.tsstores a subgraph instance opaquely (UUID type has no catalog entry) and rejects a namedset_widgeton it (uncatalogued_widget_write); onlypathinterior writes are projectable today. The host-write op carriespromoted.value_indexand the materializedpromoted.host_widgets_valuesso the applier can write the opaque positional array without catalog decomposition. Until that lands, the in-app doc host will refuse host writes — the CLI standalone path (files,comfy run) is complete.proxyWidgetsentries the definition does not back with a linked input (364/1922 in the corpus, old templates) still route to the interior; the frontend mints the linked input on load, so the host slot does not exist in the JSON yet. Scenarios 3/4 (choose what is promoted; pack a subgraph) are out of scope.🤖 Generated with Claude Code