Fix restore-dependencies requirements.txt parsing to handle inline comments #1811
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Issue Description
This PR fixes a bug in the
restore-dependencies
command that occurred when a package inrequirements.txt
had an inline comment after the package name.Previously, when executing
python cm-cli.py restore-dependencies
, the entire line (including comments) was passed to pip as the package name, causing installation failures. For example, a line like:Would result in the following error:
This issue prevented the installation of several custom nodes, including the GGUF node.
Solution
The fix adds proper parsing of package names by splitting at the
#
character and taking only the part before the comment. This ensures that only the actual package name is passed to pip during installation.Impact
This change allows for more flexible requirements.txt files that can include inline documentation while maintaining compatibility with pip's package specification format.