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In `@prestartup_script.py`:
- Around line 133-134: Update write_config() to preserve strip_ansi_file_logging
when rebuilding the legacy [default] configuration, so saving settings retains
an existing false opt-out instead of restoring the default.
- Line 300: Update the pat_ansi pattern to match the full CSI parameter,
intermediate, and final-byte ranges, including colon parameters and non-letter
final bytes, so reachable CSI sequences are removed from file logs.
- Around line 367-368: Update sync_write’s strip_ansi_file_logging path to
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| if 'strip_ansi_file_logging' in default_conf and default_conf['strip_ansi_file_logging'].lower() == 'false': | ||
| strip_ansi_file_logging = False |
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Preserve the opt-out in the legacy configuration writer.
On ComfyUI versions without the System User API, both modules use default/ComfyUI-Manager/config.ini. write_config() rebuilds [default] without strip_ansi_file_logging, so saving settings removes false. The next startup then uses the default True value. Keep the opt-out in the write-out.
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config['default'] = {
'preview_method': manager_funcs.get_current_preview_method(),
'git_exe': get_config()['git_exe'],
'use_uv': get_config()['use_uv'],
'channel_url': get_config()['channel_url'],
'share_option': get_config()['share_option'],
'bypass_ssl': get_config()['bypass_ssl'],
"file_logging": get_config()['file_logging'],
+ 'strip_ansi_file_logging': get_config()['strip_ansi_file_logging'],
'component_policy': get_config()['component_policy'], 'bypass_ssl': get_bool('bypass_ssl', False),
'file_logging': get_bool('file_logging', True),
+ 'strip_ansi_file_logging': default_conf.get('strip_ansi_file_logging', 'true').lower() == 'true',
'component_policy': default_conf.get('component_policy', 'workflow').lower(), 'bypass_ssl': manager_util.bypass_ssl,
'file_logging': True,
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In `@prestartup_script.py` around lines 133 - 134, Update write_config() to
preserve strip_ansi_file_logging when rebuilding the legacy [default]
configuration, so saving settings retains an existing false opt-out instead of
restoring the default.
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| # so line structure/timestamps are untouched. Self-contained on purpose -- we do | ||
| # NOT route this through colorama, which is the exact dependency that proved | ||
| # unreliable in issue #3259. | ||
| pat_ansi = r'\x1b\[[0-9;?]*[a-zA-Z]' |
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Match the full CSI byte ranges.
The current pattern does not remove CSI sequences with : parameter bytes, intermediate bytes, or non-letter final bytes. The default-on file logger can therefore retain reachable CSI sequences such as \x1b[38:2:255:0:0m.
Use the complete CSI parameter, intermediate, and final-byte ranges.
Proposed pattern change
- pat_ansi = r'\x1b\[[0-9;?]*[a-zA-Z]'
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| pat_ansi = r'\x1b\[[0-9;?]*[a-zA-Z]' | |
| pat_ansi = r'\x1b\[[0-?]*[ -/]*[@-~]' |
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In `@prestartup_script.py` at line 300, Update the pat_ansi pattern to match the
full CSI parameter, intermediate, and final-byte ranges, including colon
parameters and non-letter final bytes, so reachable CSI sequences are removed
from file logs.
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| if strip_ansi_file_logging: | ||
| return re.sub(pat_ansi, '', message) |
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Buffer split CSI sequences for file output.
When strip_ansi_file_logging is enabled, sync_write() processes each wrapper write independently. A CSI sequence split across writes remains in the file log. Keep an incomplete CSI suffix in file-branch state, and flush it when the sequence completes or the logger closes. Continue sending each original message to the console immediately.
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[warning] 367-367: Regex pattern passed to re is built from a non-literal (variable, call, concatenation, or f-string) value. If that value is attacker-controlled it can introduce a malicious pattern with catastrophic backtracking (ReDoS). Use a hardcoded literal pattern, or validate/escape untrusted input with re.escape() and bound the regex complexity before compiling.
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In `@prestartup_script.py` around lines 367 - 368, Update sync_write’s
strip_ansi_file_logging path to retain incomplete CSI suffixes in file-branch
state across wrapper writes, prepend them to the next file message, and flush
any remaining suffix when the logger closes; continue sending each original
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Adds strip_ansi_file_logging (default on) to the Manager logger: ANSI escape sequences are removed from the bytes written to the disk log so it stays plain and readable, while console output is always left untouched. Opt out with strip_ansi_file_logging = false in config.ini.
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strip_ansi_file_logging— keep the disk log plain and readable while the console keeps its colorsRepo: Comfy-Org/ComfyUI-Manager (formerly ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Manager; old address redirects)
Version: 3.41
OS: any (cross-platform; most useful on Windows where the console colorizes aggressively)
Motivation
When
file_logging = True, Manager tees every byte to both the console and the disk log (user/comfyui_*.log). The console coloring is great. But the same ANSI escape sequences land in the file, where they do nothing but hurt: the log is harder togrep, harder to read in an editor that doesn't render ANSI, and carries a lot of stray control bytes (a typical startup log has ~190 of them — e.g.\x1b[38;5;41mPrestartup times for custom nodes:\x1b[0m).So the request is simple: give me a plain, readable file, but keep the console exactly as it is.
Today the two destinations share one code path, so you can only have "both colored" or you manually strip the file after the fact. This enhancement adds a switch that decouples just the file branch:
It is the clean, low-risk way to get the "separate the file and console write paths" behavior people ask for, without splitting the logger into two objects (which is a much larger, riskier change to a file that runs before everything at startup).
Design
A single new
[default]config key inuser\__manager\config.ini, mirroring the existingfile_loggingkey:strip_ansi_file_loggingTrue(on)file_loggingis also on, ANSI/escape sequences are removed only from the bytes written to the disk log. The console is never touched.strip_ansi_file_logging = FalseDefault-on is intentional: a plain file is the more useful default for people who read logs; anyone who wants the raw bytes back has a one-line opt-out. The key is read with the exact same pattern as
file_logging(configparser,.lower() == 'false'), so an absent key behaves as the defaultTrue.Where it hooks in
The logger already has a single choke point for everything that reaches disk:
ComfyUIManagerLogger.sync_write(), which writes tolog_file(with its timestamp prefix) and to the real console. The change touches only thelog_file.write(...)branch:strip_ansi_file_logging = True, acheck_strip_ansi_file_logging()reader (mirroringcheck_file_logging()), and one call site next to it;_file_message()method that returns the exact bytes for the file (stripped when the switch is on);sync_write()uses that for the file write, but keeps using the original, unmodifiedmessagefor the console write.self.last_charis still tracked from the original message (unchanged from upstream), so the timestamp/line behavior is byte-identical to today. The console path is not just "unaffected in practice" — it literally receives the same object it always did.Proposed change
Applied to
prestartup_script.py(labels are the repo root path, sogit applyworks from a Manager checkout):(A ready-to-apply unified diff is attached as
manager-ansi-file-logging.patch.)Why a self-contained regex, not colorama or deepdiff
The stripping is deliberately not routed through colorama (or the
deepdiff.colored_viewmodule). That is the exact dependency chain behind the companion bug in #3259 — deepdiff firescolorama.init()at import, and colorama wraps/strips the stream based onisatty()/closed. Reusing it here would (a) reintroduce that fragile import-time side effect, (b) add adeepdiff>=Xrequirement to the base Manager for a job it doesn't even do (it has a colorizer, no strip function), and (c) couple a core startup path to a third-party version we don't control.The regex is 30 characters, matches the real thing (ECMA-48 CSI: SGR colors, 256-color, truecolor,
?-private modes like cursor-hide, erase/cursor codes), and provably never matches a real newline — so line structure and the[timestamp]prefixes are untouched.Independence from #3259
This enhancement is separate from the isatty/closed defect in #3259 and does not depend on it. It applies cleanly to current
mainon its own (the patch was generated against a clean upstream checkout). The two are complementary: #3259 stops the console from being stripped mid-run; this keeps the file clean by design. They can be reviewed and merged independently.Verified
ast.parseon the patched file → OK.\x1b[?25l/\x1b[?25hprivate modes,\x1b[2J/\x1b[0Kerase codes — all stripped; plain text, real\n, and a lone ESC — all preserved.file_logging = True: freshuser/comfyui_*.logis plain and readable, while the console output is byte-for-byte the colored version.