Add a link to an index-able/crawl-able wiki mirroring service of the wiki

changed a bunch of places that use torch.cuda.empty_cache() to use torch_gc() instead

Recursive batch img2img.py

Hotkeys to move prompt elements

Img2img batch png info

Fixing --subpath on newer gradio version

Add options to change colors in grid

add callback after_extra_networks_activate

add `before_hr` script callback

Correctly remove end parenthesis with ctrl+up/down

Rename --add-stop-route to --api-server-stop

fix can't get current hash

Extension metadata

sync default value of process_focal_crop_entropy_weight between ui and api

Better status reporting, part 1

postprocessing: use read_info_from_image

Don't add "Seed Resize: -1x-1" to API image metadata

Fixed launch script to be runnable from any directory

fix for #11534: canvas zoom and pan extension hijacking shortcut keys

Allow gif for extra network previews

Fix throwing exception when trying to resize image with I;16 mode

add a description for save_image_with_geninfo

Fix warning of 'has_mps' deprecated from PyTorch

fix(api): convert to "RGB" if image mode is "RGBA" #11655

Fix UnicodeEncodeError when writing to file CLIP Interrogator Batch Mode

Hotfix: API cache cleanup

At the moment, the wiki is editable by GitHub users, so it is blocked from indexing. If you are searching for something related to this repo, Google and other search engines will not use the content for it.

This link hack just sticks a link on the README so search engines may prioritize it. At the moment, 0 pages from GitHub are index and only 7 pages from my proxy service are. If you add this, the rest should get indexed.

An indexable page looks like this: https://github-wiki-see.page/m/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/Command-Line-Arguments-and-Settings. It is not meant to be read, just indexed, and users are expected to click through to the GitHub copy.

https://github-wiki-see.page/ has more information about the situation. I built the tool and I'm happy to answer any questions I can.

Similar: https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Main_MiSTer#main_mister-main-binary-and-wiki-repo:~:text=For%20the%20purposes%20of%20getting%20google%20to%20crawl%20the%20wiki%2C%20here%27s%20a%20link%20to%20the%20(not%20for%20humans)%20crawlable%20wiki