feature: add a label to the task item html that indicates number of i… #1549
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…mages enqueued (prior, it was unclear before task begins processing)
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After thinking about above comments a bit more, probably a better UX to just always render the label (✕1) so prompts are aligned. Or even more clever, only begin rendering it when there has been a multi image job. Will hold on the amend until easy diffusion reviewers confirm that design makes more sense. Or others have some preference / idea on the above nuanced design decisions. For example, another simpler idea might be to just move it to the left of |
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…h to the label to support two digit numbers
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Wouldn't it be sufficient to show this info in the taskinfo section, similar to seed, dimension, etc? |
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Yes, @JeLuF.
I had thrown a bunch of ideas above, and it really comes down to preference. I prefer it a bit more visible since I render with a lot of multi image jobs, and I like it looking like the Waiting / Processed label. It also makes more semantic sense to be to the left of the Job status as it reads well (ex: ✕5 - Enqueued) That being said, I wouldnt mind it being next to the seed either. It just needs to be somewhere (imo) This commit can easily be changed to whatever the best UX compromise is. |
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+1 on this, this is one of those small improvements I've been hoping would come for a while. |
Without this commit, it seems the UI simply does not surface this value until the task begins processing. I will also say this is one of my favorite aspects of easydiffusion (its queuing system is very well done and integrated.)
Questions:
Dev decision made to not show when ✕1, but this offsets the prompt differently from ✕2 or more from ✕1. Can always include this number (✕1) to 'fix' this minor UX issues, and maybe make it more washed out color wise (harder to see, more like a placeholder unless multi image.) OTOH, it may be nice to know that a task is going to produce batch images, but perhaps more important is prompt alignment (since many times, the prompt is the same in the beginning)
Note: Also included is a minor tweak. Not sure if it's a plugin I installed or if others see it differently but also included is a css patch for overriding the
min-width: 50pxfrom.drag-handleconflicting css. Could also rename the class to something different but for now this works fine. Without this fix it looks like this: