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Run a phased scripts audit in scripts/*.py: validate Script overrides (init/title/show) first, then verify ui() output compatibility with run() or process() parameters.

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Check Script Class Contracts

Audit all Python scripts in scripts/*.py and validate that script class overrides and UI-to-execution parameter contracts are correct.

When To Use

  • New or changed files were added under scripts/*.py
  • A script crashes when selected or executed from UI
  • A script UI was changed and runtime args no longer match
  • You want a pre-PR quality gate for script API compatibility

Guidance

  • Consult .github/instructions/core.instructions.md for relevant core runtime guidance before proceeding.

Scope

Primary audit scope:

  • scripts/*.py

Contract references:

  • modules/scripts_manager.py (Script base class contracts for title, show, ui, run, process)
  • modules/scripts_postprocessing.py (ScriptPostprocessing contracts for ui and process)

Required Checks

A. Standard Overrides: __init__, title, show

For each class in scripts/*.py that subclasses scripts.Script or scripts_manager.Script:

  1. title:
  • method exists
  • callable signature is valid
  • returns non-empty string value
  1. show:
  • method exists
  • signature is compatible with script runner usage (show(is_img2img) or permissive *args/**kwargs)
  • return behavior is compatible (bool or scripts.AlwaysVisible / equivalent)
  1. __init__ (if overridden):
  • does not require mandatory constructor args that would break loader instantiation
  • avoids side effects that require runtime-only globals at import time
  • leaves class in a usable state before ui()/run()/process() are called

Notes:

  • __init__ is optional; do not fail scripts that rely on inherited constructor.
  • For dynamic patterns, flag as warning with rationale instead of hard fail.

B. ui() Output vs run()/process() Parameters

For each script class:

  1. Determine execution target:
  • Prefer run() if present for generation scripts
  • Use process() if present and run() is absent or script is postprocessing-oriented
  1. Compare ui() output shape to target method parameter expectations:
  • ui() list/tuple output count should match target positional argument capacity after the first processing arg (p or pp), unless target uses *args
  • if target is strict positional (no *args/**kwargs), detect missing/extra UI values
  • if target uses keyword-driven processing, ensure UI dict keys map to accepted params or **kwargs
  1. Validate ordering assumptions:
  • UI control order should align with positional parameter order when positional binding is used
  • detect obvious drift when new UI control was added but method signature was not updated
  1. Validate optionality/defaults:
  • required target parameters should be satisfiable by UI outputs
  • defaulted target params are acceptable even if UI omits them

C. Runner Compatibility

Confirm script methods align with runner expectations in modules/scripts_manager.py:

  • ui() return type is compatible with runner collection (list/tuple or recognized mapping pattern where used)
  • run()/process() receive args in expected form from runner slices
  • no obvious mismatch between args_from/args_to assumptions and script method arity

For postprocessing-style scripts in scripts/*.py:

  • verify compatibility with modules/scripts_postprocessing.py conventions (ui() list/dict, process(pp, *args, **kwargs))

Procedure

  1. Enumerate all classes in scripts/*.py and classify by base class type.
  2. For each generation script class, validate title, show, optional __init__, and ui -> run/process contracts.
  3. For each postprocessing script class under scripts/*.py, validate ui -> process mapping semantics.
  4. Cross-check ambiguous cases against script runner behavior from modules/scripts_manager.py and modules/scripts_postprocessing.py.
  5. Report concrete mismatches with minimal fixes.

Reporting Format

Return findings by severity:

  1. Blocking script contract failures
  2. Runtime- likely arg/arity mismatches
  3. Signature/type compatibility warnings
  4. Style/consistency improvements

For each finding include:

  • script file
  • class name
  • failing contract area (init, title, show, ui->run, ui->process)
  • mismatch summary
  • minimal fix

Also include summary counts:

  • total scripts/*.py files checked
  • total script classes checked
  • classes with run contract checked
  • classes with process contract checked
  • override issues found (init/title/show)

Pass Criteria

A full pass requires all of the following across audited scripts/*.py classes:

  • title and show overrides are valid and runner-compatible for generation scripts
  • overridden __init__ methods are safely instantiable
  • ui() output contracts are compatible with run() or process() args
  • no blocking arity/signature mismatch remains

If a class uses runtime-determined argument mapping or dynamic method dispatch that cannot be proven statically, mark as conditional pass with explicit runtime validation recommendation.