fix(generate): drop 7 retired partner aliases and re-vendor the openapi spec - #851
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…pi spec `comfy generate list` advertised five Stability aliases and two BFL structural-conditioning aliases whose proxy routes are gone or dead upstream: stability-ultra, stability-sd3, stability-upscale, stability-upscale-creative, stability-upscale-fast flux-canny, flux-depth The five Stability paths no longer exist in the API at all — the public spec at api.comfy.org/openapi declares none of them, so `_registry()` was skipping every one of them silently and `list` was advertising models that could never resolve. `bfl/flux-pro-1.0-canny/generate` and `bfl/flux-pro-1.0-depth/generate` are still declared but answer upstream 404, which the proxy surfaces as a 502. Also re-vendors `spec/openapi.yml`, which had not been refreshed since it was first added: 193 `/proxy/` paths against the 279 the API serves now. The vendored copy is the response body of the public, token-free `https://api.comfy.org/openapi` stored verbatim, so a refresh is a reproducible `curl` (documented in the `spec.py` module docstring) rather than a hand-edit. It is minified JSON under a `.yml` name; JSON is a subset of YAML 1.2, the loader already reads either, and the on-disk cache `comfy generate refresh` writes was already that same JSON. Allowlist drift becomes loud in tests rather than silent at runtime: two new tests assert every allowlisted endpoint exists in the bundled spec and every alias targets an allowlisted endpoint. `_registry()` keeps its `continue` so a stale user cache still cannot crash `generate`. Three existing tests moved with the refreshed spec: flux-pro-1.1 no longer requires width/height (only prompt), its output_format enum gained webp, and the byteplus model enum gained the dreamina-seedance-* naming scheme.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes align the bundled OpenAPI specification with endpoint aliases and allowlists, update generate command metadata and documentation, and expand schema consistency and validation tests. ChangesGenerate API alignment
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…Stability prose The module docstring called the vendored openapi.yml "stored verbatim ... reproducible byte-for-byte" while the very next line appends the trailing newline `end-of-file-fixer` requires, so a plain `curl … | cmp` reports a spurious diff. Say what the file actually is -- the served body plus that one byte -- and carry the newline-aware comparison command next to it. The `exclude_paths:` rationale on the hygiene workflow made the same claim and is corrected the same way. Also finishes the prose sweep the alias removal started: `README.md` named Stability twice in the partner lists and `output.py`'s `save_binary_response` docstring cited it as the example of a partner answering `image/*` inline. Neither is reachable any more; the docstring now describes the behaviour without naming a retired partner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Protect the vendored specification from failed downloads.
Because this command uses curl -sS without --fail, a 4xx or 5xx response can return success and write the error body directly to comfy_cli/command/generate/spec/openapi.yml. The following printf then leaves an invalid document in the repository. Download to a temporary file, require a successful response, append the newline, and move the file into place only after all steps succeed. Otherwise, the error page becomes the new API spec: bad spec, worse spectacle.
Proposed safer refresh sequence
- curl -sS https://api.comfy.org/openapi -o comfy_cli/command/generate/spec/openapi.yml
- printf '\n' >> comfy_cli/command/generate/spec/openapi.yml # end-of-file-fixer
+ tmp=$(mktemp)
+ trap 'rm -f "$tmp"' EXIT
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In `@comfy_cli/command/generate/spec.py` at line 12, Update the specification
refresh command around the curl download to use a temporary file, require HTTP
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ELI-5
comfy generate listwas advertising seven models you cannot actually generate with. Five Stability ones were deleted from the API a while back — the route is simply not there any more, so asking for one could only ever fail. Two Flux ones (flux-canny,flux-depth) are gone at the provider itself: BFL's own public API no longer declares either endpoint, while their siblings still do. This deletes all seven from the menu, refreshes the copy of the API description the CLI ships (it was months stale), and adds two tests so the menu and the API description can't quietly drift apart again.What this changes
comfy_cli/command/generate/spec.py:stability-ultra,stability-sd3,stability-upscale,stability-upscale-creative,stability-upscale-fast,flux-canny,flux-depth.comfy generate listdrops from 52 models to 45. The full/proxy/...escape hatch for those ids goes with them, which is intended —get_endpointresolves against the allowlist, and there is nothing behind these paths to reach.comfy_cli/command/generate/spec/openapi.ymlis re-vendored. It had not been refreshed since it was first added and carried 193/proxy/paths against the 279 the API serves today. The new copy is the response body ofhttps://api.comfy.org/openapiplus the single trailing newlineend-of-file-fixerrequires — that endpoint is public and needs no token, so refreshing it is a reproducible two-command download (documented in thespec.pymodule docstring, together with the newline-awarecmpthat compares the two) rather than a hand-edit nobody can re-derive. Two consecutive fetches were byte-identical. The body is minified JSON under a.ymlname: JSON is a subset of YAML 1.2,_YamlLoaderalready reads either (its point-less-exponent float resolver exists specifically for the JSON form), and the on-disk cachecomfy generate refreshwrites was already this same JSON.tests/.../test_spec.pygainstest_every_allowlisted_endpoint_exists_in_vendored_spec(every allowlisted id must be a/proxy/path the bundled spec declares —_USER_CACHEis pointed at a non-existent file so a developer's own cache cannot decide the result) andtest_every_alias_targets_an_allowlisted_endpoint._registry()keeps itscontinueon a missing node, so a stale user cache still cannot crashgenerate; only the shipped spec is held to the stricter rule.bfl/flux-pro-1.1/generatenow requires onlyprompt(width/heightgained server-side defaults), itsoutput_formatenum gainedwebp, and the byteplus model enum gained thedreamina-seedance-*naming scheme alongsideseedance-*. The three missing-required tests were passing--promptand relying onwidth/heightbeing required; they now omit--promptinstead, which is the durable version of the same assertion. Without that fix those three tests stopped exercising argument validation and started making real network calls._HELP, twoREADME.mdpartner lists, and thesave_binary_responsedocstring inoutput.py(which cited Stability as the example of a partner answeringimage/*inline) no longer name Stability; thecategoryexample list incomfy_cli/schemas/generate_list.jsonno longer namescontrolnet, since after this change no endpoint can emit that category.Evidence each alias is actually dead
Everything below is read-only. Probing a
/proxy/route would dispatch upstream and bill credits, so no request was sent to any partner endpoint.The five Stability ids — the route is gone. The public spec at
api.comfy.org/openapideclares none of the five paths (0paths matchingstabilityin the refreshed document). That means_registry()was already skipping all five on itscontinue, andcomfy generate listwas advertising five models that could not resolve against the API the CLI talks to. This is the direction the new test catches: re-add any of these five tuples andtest_every_allowlisted_endpoint_exists_in_vendored_specfails by name (verified by injectingstability/v2beta/stable-image/generate/ultraback and watching it go red, then reverting).The two BFL ids — the proxy route still exists; the capability behind it does not.
/proxy/bfl/flux-pro-1.0-canny/generateand/proxy/bfl/flux-pro-1.0-depth/generateare still declared in the public spec, so the proxy layer alone cannot tell you they are dead. The falsifying check is the provider's own published API:https://api.bfl.ai/openapi.jsondeclares noflux-pro-1.0-cannyand noflux-pro-1.0-depthpath, while the siblings this PR keeps —/v1/flux-pro-1.0-filland/v1/flux-pro-1.0-expand— are both present and alive in the same document. So it is not a credentials, connectivity or family-wide problem: those two model paths specifically no longer exist upstream, and BFL's endpoint index documents nocanny/depthsuccessor (their reference page for the canny endpoint now 404s). That is consistent with the prod status-code table recorded in the API service's own de-list change, which shows both paths answering 404 in the window their siblings answered 422. A user typingcomfy generate flux-cannytoday reaches a route that resolves to a model the provider deleted.Judgment calls
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exclude_paths:entry was added to.github/workflows/public-repo-hygiene.yml, and a reviewer should decide whether to keep it. The refreshed spec body contains eight tokens the hygiene checker flags: six ticket-shaped ids written into upstreamdescriptionprose and two hits on an IETF language-tag standard. I ran the checker locally at the pinned commit and confirmed the failure, then confirmed the exclusion clears it. The exclusion names that one exact file, not thespec/subtree, and the reasoning is written into the workflow next to it so the entry does not become folklore. The argument for it: the file is not source, it is an upstream document stored as served (plus the one required newline) so thatcurl … | cmpis how you verify it — redacting tokens would silently fork it from upstream and destroy that property; none of the flagged ids sit under a/proxy/path this CLI surfaces; andapi.comfy.orgalready serves every one of them to any unauthenticated caller, so vendoring them publishes nothing new. The argument against it: that caller file previously said "noexclude_paths:here, deliberately", with the bar set at "unfixable both here and upstream" — and this is fixable upstream, by quoting those descriptions without ticket ids. I could not make that upstream fix from here. If a reviewer prefers the upstream fix, the alternative is to hold this PR until the ids are out of the served spec.The
.ymlfile is now one 1.2 MB line of JSON. GitHub will not render a useful diff for it. The alternative — pretty-printing — buys a diff nobody will read either, and costs the reproducible-curlproperty. Stated so it is not mistaken for an accident.Scope not covered, measured
The refreshed spec declares 279
/proxy/paths. This PR leaves the curated allowlist at 45 of them, so 234 declared proxy paths remain un-offered bycomfy generate. That is deliberate — this change retires dead entries and does not add new models — but it is the number, so nobody has to guess. In the other direction the sweep is now clean: 45 of 45 remaining allowlisted ids exist in the refreshed spec, and 0 of 45 aliases dangle, which is what the two new tests pin. What that sweep cannot measure is theflux-canny/flux-depthclass of failure — an id the spec still declares while the model behind it is gone. Only the provider's own API document shows that, and nothing in this repo checks it.Verification
pytest tests/comfy_cli/command/generatemain(0343f505), see Residualruff check ./ruff format --diff .(0.15.15, the version CI pins)comfy generate list --json(cleanHOME, so the bundled spec, not a user cache)stabilitypaths in the specapi.bfl.ai/openapi.jsondeclaresflux-pro-1.0-filland-expand, and no-canny/-depthNote on ruff: run it as the pinned 0.15.15. A newer ruff (0.16.0) reformats Python code blocks inside
docs/DESIGN-uv-compile.mdand, in doing so, corrupts an illustrative snippet (] = None,→] = (None,)). That churn is not in this diff.Residual
The waiver cleanup on the API service side is not done here and cannot be. That repo's partner-catalog waiver list carries R1 waivers for all seven ids, written against exactly the drift this PR removes. The moment that service bumps its pinned
comfy-clito a build containing this change, those waivers go stale and its partner-catalog check fails on them — so the pin bump has to delete the seven entries in the same change. This is cross-repo and private; nothing in this PR touches it, and it will not happen by itself.No test guards the two BFL removals. The refreshed spec still declares both
/proxy/paths (the de-list on the API-service side is a separate, unmerged change), sotest_every_allowlisted_endpoint_exists_in_vendored_specwould not fail if someone re-added the two BFL tuples — the new test protects the five Stability ids only. The evidence for the BFL half is the provider's own published API document rather than anything this repo can assert, and I did not reproduce the upstream 404 with a request, because probing a/proxy/route dispatches and bills. A reviewer who wants the BFL half held back can drop those two hunks without affecting anything else in this PR.A de-listed alias can still go unnoticed for a week. The contract check that would have caught this class of drift runs on
pull_requestonly and never on the default branch, so an alias orphaned by a merge stays invisible until the next PR that happens to touch one of its trigger paths. This PR does not change that; it is worth its own fix and belongs to the workflow, not to this allowlist.Pre-existing failures I did not fix.
tests/comfy_cli/command/generate/test_spend_gate.py::test_interactive_prompt_accept_proceedsand::test_interactive_prompt_goes_to_stderr_when_stdout_is_machinefail in this environment on currentmain(0343f505) exactly as they do here — interactive-prompt tests, unrelated to this change. Out of scope, unfixed. The wider suite also carries pre-existing failures and collection errors from missing optional dependencies (e.g.blake3), identical on base.Unexercised artifacts. The API service's openapi document, its waiver file and its open de-list PR are in a private repo — nothing in this PR verifies against them at build time, and any edit made to them after this PR was written is invisible to it. The BFL proxy routes themselves were never called, for the billing reason above.
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pytest tests/comfy_cli/command/generate: 327 passed, 2 failed (both fail identically on currentmain0343f505);ruff check .andruff format --diff .at the CI-pinned 0.15.15: clean; public-repo hygiene checker at the pinned commit: no findings;comfy generate list --jsonunder a cleanHOME: 45 models, none retired; allowlist-vs-spec sweep: 45/45 declared, 0 dangling aliases; both new tests verified red on injected drift and green after revert;api.bfl.ai/openapi.jsonread read-only to falsify the two BFL removalsexclude_paths:entry on the hygiene workflow is an addition the ticket did not ask for and is required to land the re-vendor — see Judgment calls; the two BFL aliases are removed on the provider's published API rather than on their proxy route being absent, so no test guards them — see Residual