- Added support for packaging provider archives in the release workflow, creating platform-specific zip and tar.gz files for distribution.
- Updated the `.gitignore` to exclude `.spec` files.
- Introduced a new `CudaDownloadSection` component to manage CUDA downloads, including progress tracking and error handling.
- Refactored provider download logic to handle archive extraction and cleanup after download.
- Improved subprocess output handling in the provider manager for better logging and error reporting.
- Introduced Docker support with CPU-only and GPU-enabled configurations via Dockerfiles and docker-compose files.
- Added a .dockerignore file to exclude unnecessary files from Docker images.
- Updated bun.lock and package.json to include new dependencies for icon handling.
- Enhanced README with Docker usage instructions and deployment options.
- Refactored components to utilize new icon libraries for improved UI consistency.
- Clarified the bundling of PyTorch CPU providers for Windows and macOS Intel builds in documentation.
- Improved handling of platform-specific dependencies in the build process, including asyncio support for PyInstaller.
- Updated backend logic to gracefully handle missing dependencies and provide clearer error messages.
- Enhanced progress management to ensure compatibility with PyInstaller's async handling.
- Removed unnecessary exclusions from the build scripts for PyTorch providers to streamline the build process.
- Updated the `ProviderSettings` component to log the current active provider.
- Changed the provider health status to use specific names for MLX and PyTorch backends.
- Removed unnecessary exclusions from the build scripts for both PyTorch CPU and CUDA providers.
- Ensured consistency in the `.spec` files for PyTorch providers by aligning exclusion lists.
- Renamed `bundled-mlx` to `apple-mlx` for clarity in provider types.
- Updated the ProviderSettings component to reflect the new provider naming.
- Improved logging for provider startup and error handling in the backend.
- Added scripts for building and installing PyTorch CPU and CUDA providers locally.
- Enhanced the documentation to include details on TTS provider architecture and development setup.
- Commented out the PyTorch CPU configuration in the release workflow for Ubuntu 22.04.
- Updated TTS provider documentation to clarify options for Windows and Linux users.
- Enhanced build scripts for both CPU and CUDA providers by excluding large unused modules to reduce binary size.
- Introduced a new attribute `_current_model_size` in `LocalProvider` to store the current model size, allowing for dynamic configuration during generation.
- Updated the `generate` method to use the current model size instead of a hardcoded value.
- Modified the `load_model` method to track the requested model size.
- Removed platform-specific extension handling from the build scripts for both CPU and CUDA providers to streamline the build process.
- Added support for TTS providers in the backend, including endpoints for listing, starting, stopping, and downloading providers.
- Enhanced the release workflow to build and upload TTS provider binaries for both Windows and Linux platforms.
- Updated the architecture documentation to reflect the new provider system and its benefits for modularity and user experience.
- Introduced a new `ProviderSettings` component in the frontend for managing provider configurations.
Jamie Pine