wrong model loaded with single digit filename about sd-infinity-grid-generator-script

[mcmonkey4eva]

At first I couldn't replicate this.

I tried renaming an anime model to 9.ckpt and an irl model to 7.ckpt (to tell them apart easily).
When I use 9: model=9, it says Loading weights from ...\9.ckpt in console and outputs anime-style. When I do 7: model=7 it says Loading weights from ...\7.ckpt and outputs irl-style.

Then I tried model=8 (without any model named that) and it loaded and ran 7.
Then I looked closer and noticed the Loading weights [abc123789] from ... part - the model hash! It has numbers in it, so when you use just a number, it can match against the hash rather than the name!

So that gives three options:
1: Just never use the same number as is in any hash value. Lol. Not realistic.
2: Give better model names. This is imo the best option. Depending on what your numbering system means, you might have eg 9 different versions of a dreambooth model, in which case I'd suggest giving your names a prefix like mydb_e9 instead of just 9. Or whatever prefix applies to whatever the situation is. If you're doing numbering just to remove it from the webpage data, you can instead use the full value format:

9:
    title: 9
    params:
        model=my_secret_model_name

3: the code could be updated to explicitly avoid matching hash. This would imo be a regression, as somebody might for whatever reason actually want that, and I don't think this issue would ever arise with any name that isn't just a single digit like that.

[itswhateverman]

yep i figured it might be a bit of an edge case but wanted to make you aware. I got more specific in my naming already. thanks!