ComfyUI Node: SetRequestStateToComplete

SetRequestStateToComplete:

The SetRequestStateToComplete node is designed to mark a request as complete within the request metadata file. This node is particularly useful in workflows where you need to signal the end of a task or process. By updating the request state to "complete," it helps in managing and tracking the status of various tasks, ensuring that the workflow progresses smoothly. This node is essential for maintaining the integrity and accuracy of task states, which can be crucial for debugging and monitoring purposes. It also clears the request_id to prepare for new tasks, making it a vital component in automated workflows.

SetRequestStateToComplete Input Parameters:

resource_0

This parameter is required and should be set to "TASK_DONE". It acts as a trigger to indicate that the task associated with the request has been completed. This input is crucial for the node to perform its function of updating the request state to "complete". There are no minimum, maximum, or default values for this parameter as it is a fixed string input.

SetRequestStateToComplete Output Parameters:

This node does not produce any output parameters. Its primary function is to update the state of the request in the metadata file and clear the request_id.

SetRequestStateToComplete Usage Tips:

• Ensure that the resource_0 parameter is correctly set to "TASK_DONE" to trigger the state update.
• Use this node at the end of your workflow to mark the completion of tasks, ensuring that all preceding nodes have successfully executed.
• Regularly check the request metadata file to verify that the state has been updated to "complete" as expected.

SetRequestStateToComplete Common Errors and Solutions:

Metadata file not found: <filename>

• Explanation: This error occurs when the metadata file specified in the node's configuration cannot be found.
• Solution: Verify that the file path is correct and that the file exists. Ensure that the CreateRequestMetadata node has been executed properly to generate the metadata file.

Request ID is equal to previously set ID

• Explanation: This error indicates that the request_id being set is the same as a previously used request_id, which can cause conflicts in the workflow.
• Solution: Ensure that each request has a unique request_id. Check your workflow to make sure that no duplicate CreateRequestMetadata nodes are being used.

Request ID in CreateRequestMetadata node with value: 'insert_id'

• Explanation: This error suggests that the request_id has not been set properly and is using a placeholder value.
• Solution: Double-check the configuration of the CreateRequestMetadata node to ensure that a valid request_id is being assigned.