feat(deploy): set ComfyUI startup flags with --startup-arg on up and scale (BE-11646) - #852
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe deployment CLI adds repeatable startup-argument options for ChangesStartup argument deployment flow
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as deploy CLI
participant Lifecycle as deploy_lifecycle
participant API as Deploy API
CLI->>Lifecycle: submit startup_args or clear_startup_args
Lifecycle->>API: send startupArgs update
API-->>Lifecycle: return computeConfig.startupArgs
Lifecycle-->>CLI: report changed state and startup arguments
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Users may expect startup-argument changes to stop running deployments automatically, then encounter a rejected command instead. Clarify the required stop, scale, and start sequence before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 24: Update the deployment documentation wording to state that users must
manually run comfy deploy stop, then comfy deploy scale, and finally comfy
deploy start; do not imply that the CLI automatically stops a running
deployment.
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| deployment it creates, and `comfy deploy scale --startup-arg=<flag>` changes | ||
| them on a stopped deployment (`--highvram`, `--reserve-vram 2`, and the rest | ||
| of the service's allowlist); `scale --clear-startup-args` removes them. Flags | ||
| apply when the deployment starts, so a running deployment is stopped first; |
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State that the user must stop the deployment.
This wording implies that the CLI stops a running deployment automatically. The command rejects an in-place change instead. State that the user must run comfy deploy stop, then comfy deploy scale, then comfy deploy start.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md` at line 24, Update the deployment documentation wording to
state that users must manually run comfy deploy stop, then comfy deploy scale,
and finally comfy deploy start; do not imply that the CLI automatically stops a
running deployment.
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…scale (BE-11646) `comfy deploy up --startup-arg=<flag>` (repeatable) sets the ComfyUI startup flags on the deployment it creates, `comfy deploy scale --startup-arg=<flag>` replaces the whole stored set on a stopped deployment, and `scale --clear-startup-args` removes them. A `scale` that names neither leaves the stored flags alone, since the service keeps the field when it is omitted and reads an empty list as the clear. Flags apply when a deployment starts. A different set on a running deployment is refused client-side as deploy_immutable_compute with the stop, scale, start sequence as the hint, the same as a gpu or region change; on a restart the flag is reported as dropped with a hint that names the sequence that works. The service's own 409 for the same case maps to the same code, whose registered meaning and hint now cover startup flags. `scale`'s pretty line reports what the request changed, and `changed` is false for a clear against a deployment that stores no flags. Both options together on `scale` are refused before any round trip as the new deploy_conflicting_input. `deploy status`, `deploy up` and `deploy scale` report the stored flags as computeConfig.startupArgs; the three published schemas accept it. The comfy-deploy and comfy-deploy-failures skills document the options and the codes. Linear: BE-11646
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Linear: BE-11646. The CLI half of custom ComfyUI startup flags; the service contract is Comfy-Org/cloud#8504 and the platform dialog is a separate PR.
comfy deploy up --startup-arg=<flag>(repeatable) sets the ComfyUI startup flags on the deployment it creates. Write it with=(--startup-arg=--highvram; a value is its own token:--startup-arg=--reserve-vram --startup-arg=2) so the token cannot swallow the option after it.comfy deploy scale --startup-arg=<flag>replaces the whole stored set on a stopped deployment;scale --clear-startup-argsremoves them; ascalethat names neither leaves the stored flags alone (the service keeps an omitted field and reads[]as the clear). Both options together are refused before any round trip as the newdeploy_conflicting_input.deploy_immutable_computewith the stop,scale --startup-arg, start sequence as the hint (the same treatment as a gpu or region change); on a restart the flag is reported as dropped with a hint that names the working sequence. The service's own 409 maps to the same code, whose registered meaning and hint now cover startup flags.scale's pretty line reports what the request changed (startupArgs=...orstartupArgs=none), andchangedis honest for a clear against a deployment that stores no flags.deploy status,deploy upanddeploy scalereport the stored flags ascomputeConfig.startupArgs;deploy_up.json,deploy_scale.jsonanddeploy_status.jsonaccept it. Thecomfy-deployandcomfy-deploy-failuresskills document the options and both codes.Testing
ruff check .andruff format --check .clean.pyteston the deploy command suites, the API client, the error-code registry (exact set now 35), command mentions and the skills: 331 passed. New tests cover create, no-op, the client-side refusal and its hint, the restart drop for stopped, failed and stop_failed with the hint text, the bounds-only edit body,scaleset, clear, omit, the conflict refusal withdetails.conflicting,changedfor a clear against no stored flags, the four pretty-line shapes plus the unset fallback, the 409 mapping, the parsed shape, and the three schemas.main(nouvinstalled, Python 3.14); none in the deploy, schema, skill or registry surfaces.