ComfyUI Node: Remove Backend Data (Inspire)

Remove Backend Data (Inspire):

The RemoveBackendData __Inspire node is designed to help you manage and maintain the backend data cache efficiently. This node allows you to remove specific data entries from the cache or clear the entire cache with a single command. By providing a key, you can target and delete specific cached data, ensuring that your system remains organized and free of unnecessary or outdated information. This functionality is particularly useful for AI artists who need to manage large datasets and want to ensure that their workspace remains uncluttered and optimized for performance. The node operates by checking the provided key against the cache and either removing the corresponding data or clearing all entries if the wildcard key '*' is used.

Remove Backend Data (Inspire) Input Parameters:

key

The key parameter is a string that specifies the data entry you wish to remove from the cache. If you provide a specific key, the node will delete the corresponding data entry. If you use the wildcard key '*', the node will clear all entries in the cache. This parameter does not support multiline input and has a placeholder text to guide you in entering the correct key format. The key should be a valid string that matches an existing entry in the cache.

signal_opt

The signal_opt parameter is optional and can be of any type. It serves as an additional signal that can be passed through the node. This parameter allows you to maintain a signal flow even when performing cache removal operations, ensuring that your workflow remains uninterrupted.

Remove Backend Data (Inspire) Output Parameters:

signal

The signal output parameter returns the value of the signal_opt input parameter. This allows you to pass through any additional signals or data that you may need to maintain in your workflow, ensuring that the removal operation does not disrupt the overall process.

Remove Backend Data (Inspire) Usage Tips:

• Use the wildcard key '*' to clear all entries in the cache when you need to reset your workspace or remove all outdated data.
• Ensure that the key you provide matches an existing entry in the cache to avoid unnecessary error messages.
• Utilize the signal_opt parameter to maintain signal flow in your workflow, especially when integrating this node into larger, more complex processes.

Remove Backend Data (Inspire) Common Errors and Solutions:

[Inspire Pack] RemoveBackendData: invalid data key <key>

• Explanation: This error occurs when the provided key does not match any existing entries in the cache.
• Solution: Double-check the key you have entered to ensure it matches an existing cache entry. If you intend to clear all entries, use the wildcard key '*'.