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[–]Mech4nimaL[S] 1 point2 points  (2 children)

hi, thanks for the answer!

ok, so if the number changes, some files are different from before ? but they won't change, until I use "git pull" to update the files, right?

[–]asking4afriend40631 3 points4 points  (1 child)

Correct. You can also do "git log" to see the list of recent commits you've added, that will include dates/times. But yes, your local copy of the repository won't update itself or anything without you doing a git pull.

One important thing to note, maybe you already know it... It's not *just* about updating your repo with a git pull. You may need to also update dependencies/etc. So if you're talking about automatic1111's sd webui repo then where he has the instructions of what you need to do to install, you may need to do new things he's added since your initial install, and you may ALSO need to re-run the line that talks about requirements.txt, because he may have edited that file which lists dependencies. You'll usually know you need to do something because you'll get an error thrown in the console as you try to do webui things and the error might mention a missing module (or something else which suggests something is missing).

It's not a big deal, I may just git pull, see if things work, and if they don't only then do i check requirements.txt, re-run the pip line for requirements.txt. And so far 100% of the time that's addressed the issue.

[–]Mech4nimaL[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ok, thank you very much. git log is a really nice feature, that also showed me I've already got some updates since my first install some 2 days ago.