Enforce image height and width from 0-1024 pixels - #13
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0 is treated as model default, and anything over 1024 is an error. CLI, API, and WUI all enforce these and give useful errors. I went with 1024 as the upper limit since I have no evidence that any models are trained on larger inputs; if you want a bigger output use upscaling.
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1024 is not even close to being reasonable. 4096 sounds more like it |
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also, I don't like adding hard limits. This limit should only be in the index.html and |
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0 is treated as model default, and anything over 1024 is an error. CLI, API, and WUI all enforce these and give useful errors.
I went with 1024 as the upper limit since I have no evidence that any models are trained on larger inputs; the internet says to use upscaling if you want larger images
Fixes #11