feat(models): add --host/--port to search/list-folders/list-folder/show - #876
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`comfy models search`, `list-folders`, `list-folder`, and `show` routed via `resolve_target(where=...)` but never exposed `--host`/`--port`, so the only way to point them at a specific local ComfyUI was the process-wide `COMFY_LOCAL_URL` env var. `resolve_target()` already accepts `host`/`port`; this threads them through the shared `_resolve_and_stamp` helper, mirroring the `comfy upload` flags (BE-5662): validate the host (URL-injection / control chars) and port range, reject the flags against an effective cloud target with a structured `host_flag_cloud` error that names how the cloud decision was reached, and otherwise apply the local precedence explicit flag > COMFY_LOCAL_URL > 127.0.0.1:8188. No flags => behavior is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ChangesModel command routing
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participant User
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User->>ModelCommand: Run model command with host, port, and where
ModelCommand->>_resolve_and_stamp: Resolve routing inputs
_resolve_and_stamp->>LocalOrCloudTarget: Use validated local override or cloud address
LocalOrCloudTarget-->>ModelCommand: Return resolved query target
Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A damaged or inaccessible configuration can now break every model discovery command, including invocations without the new flags, so the fallback should be restored before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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In `@comfy_cli/command/models/search.py`:
- Line 236: Update the helper around where_module.resolve and
ConfigManager().get so configuration-loading failures are caught separately and
resolve receives config_value=None, preserving the fallback previously handled
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Preserve the configuration-loading fallback.
Before this change, all four commands called resolve_target(where=where). Its internal ConfigManager read is inside an except Exception fallback.
The current helper reads ConfigManager before resolve_target. Its surrounding handler catches only ValueError. Config parsing, temporary-directory creation, and non-ValueError background-loading failures can escape. A background-conversion ValueError is caught, but it is incorrectly reported as where_invalid instead of falling back to config_value=None.
Catch configuration-loading exceptions separately and pass config_value=None to where_module.resolve. Add a malformed-config regression test.
Proposed fix
- try:
- decision = where_module.resolve(
- flag=where, config_value=ConfigManager().get(where_module.CONFIG_KEY_WHERE_DEFAULT)
- )
+ try:
+ config_value = ConfigManager().get(where_module.CONFIG_KEY_WHERE_DEFAULT)
+ except Exception: # noqa: BLE001 — preserve resolve_target's bad-config fallback
+ config_value = None
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+ try:
+ decision = where_module.resolve(flag=where, config_value=config_value)
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In `@comfy_cli/command/models/search.py` at line 236, Update the helper around
where_module.resolve and ConfigManager().get so configuration-loading failures
are caught separately and resolve receives config_value=None, preserving the
fallback previously handled inside resolve_target. Keep background-conversion
ValueError handling distinct from where validation, and add a regression test
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🟡 Medium — ConfigManager() plus .get(...) runs inside a try that only catches ValueError, but construction calls load() → configparser.read(), which raises configparser.Error (e.g. MissingSectionHeaderError, or InterpolationSyntaxError for a raw % in a persisted where_default) and can raise OSError; the previous resolve_target(where=where) path wrapped this same read in except Exception so a corrupt config fell through to the next precedence source. Now any of those escapes as a raw traceback with no terminating envelope and takes down all four models verbs, and the ValueError branch is mislabeled where_invalid with a hint naming only --where even when the bad value came from COMFY_WHERE, the project default, or the saved config. Calling the shared where.resolve_default(flag=where) / resolve_default_or_exit() restores both the defensive read and the hint that names all four sources. Raised by 5 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case, kimi-k3-high edge-case).
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🟡 Medium — validate_host rejects only /@?#, whitespace/control characters, and non-IPv6 colons, so values that break the URL layer with a non-OSError still get through this new flag: --host '[localhost]' or --host 'a]b' makes urlsplit raise ValueError("Invalid IPv6 URL") (no colon, so _reject_embedded_port returns early and the brackets survive), and a non-ASCII host with a pathological IDNA label raises UnicodeError from host.encode("idna"). All four verbs catch only (urllib.error.URLError, OSError, json.JSONDecodeError, ResponseTooLarge), so these surface as an uncaught traceback instead of a structured usage error — note comfy upload, the command this mirrors, already names UnicodeError in its connection-error tuple. Raised by 3 of 6 reviewers (kimi-k3-high adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case).
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| # exception still escapes, so click's exit-2 usage contract is unchanged. | ||
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🟢 Low — report_usage_error is called without command=, as are the where_invalid and host_flag_cloud emissions below, contrary to the helper's documented contract of passing it wherever the success envelope does. Because _resolve_and_stamp is shared across the four verbs it can't name the subcommand itself, so these failure envelopes carry the renderer default (model/models or nothing) while successes carry models list-folders, models search, etc.; thread the verb name down from each call site. Raised by 4 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial, kimi-k3-high adversarial, gpt-5.6-sol-max edge-case).
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🟢 Low — --host/--port on show can never succeed: an effective cloud target hits the host_flag_cloud rejection above, and a local target immediately fails with models_show_local_unsupported. Either omit the flags from this verb or have the help text say they cannot help here, rather than advertising "Local targets only" for the one mode show does not support. Raised by 2 of 6 reviewers (claude-opus-5-thinking-max adversarial, claude-opus-5-thinking-max edge-case).
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🟢 Low — A credential-bearing host like --host user:password@server is correctly rejected, but not before it is echoed twice: @tracking.track_command serializes kwargs before the function body runs, so the raw value reaches debug logs and enabled telemetry ahead of any validation, and in pretty mode the original BadParameter (whose message interpolates host!r) is rendered to stderr while only the JSON/NDJSON path redacts. Redact the exception message before Click renders it, and consider excluding host from the tracked kwargs for all four new options. Raised by 1 of 6 reviewers (gpt-5.6-sol-max adversarial).
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comfy models search/list-folders/list-folder/showcan talk to a local ComfyUI or to the cloud, but until now the only way to aim the local ones at a specific machine was the process-wideCOMFY_LOCAL_URLenvironment variable — there was no per-command--host/--portlikecomfy runandcomfy uploadalready have. This adds those two flags to all four subcommands so you can say "look at the ComfyUI running on that box" for one invocation, and it politely refuses if you point them at a cloud target (whose address doesn't come from host/port at all) instead of silently answering from the wrong machine.What changed
--host/--portoptions tolist_folders_cmd,list_folder_cmd,search_cmd, andshow_cmdincomfy_cli/command/models/search.py._resolve_and_stamphelper, which now mirrors thecomfy uploadimplementation:comfy_cli.host_port.validate_host(URL-injection / control-character rejection) and checks the port range1–65535, wrapped inreport_usage_errorso JSON/NDJSON consumers still get a terminating envelope on a bad flag (exit 2 preserved);cloudwhile--host/--portwere given, emits a structuredhost_flag_clouderror that names how the cloud decision was reached (--where,COMFY_WHERE, project/config default, or credential auto-detect);host/porttoresolve_target, applying the local precedence explicit flag >COMFY_LOCAL_URL>127.0.0.1:8188.resolve_target()already acceptedhost/port; no change was needed there.This is the comfy-cli root cause behind the comfy-mcp report where
search_modelsread the local machine's models regardless of the configured remote target — there was no per-invocation lever to route the query.Tests
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tests/comfy_cli/command/models/test_search.pywith three classes exercising the realresolve_target(no fixture pins the URL) so precedence is exercised, not mocked:TestHostPortRouting— host+port reach the resolved URL; no-flags keeps the loopback default; no-flags still honorsCOMFY_LOCAL_URL; flags beatCOMFY_LOCAL_URL;--hostalone keeps the env port (independent host/port resolution); IPv6 host is bracketed;searchthreads the pair toresolve_target.TestHostPortCloudRejection—--host/--portwith an effective cloud target (via--where cloudfor all four verbs, and viaCOMFY_WHERE=cloud) is rejected withhost_flag_cloud, and the message/where_sourcename the source.TestHostPortUsageErrors— invalid hosts and out-of-range ports are exit-2 usage errors; IPv6 literals are accepted.Provenance
ruff check .+ruff format --checkon the changed files: clean.pytest tests/comfy_cli/command/models/test_search.py: 114 passed (83 pre-existing + 31 new). Relevant subsets (command/models,output,test_host_port,test_local_address,test_transfer_upload): 733 passed. Fullpytest: 7583 passed, 38 skipped, 5 failed — all 5 in files this PR does not touch (test_file_utils.pyumask,test_http.pyCA-cert-store count125 != 121,test_logs.py,test_node_deps.py) and reproducing in isolation on a clean tree; they are host-environment assertions, not regressions from this change.## Residualfor a precedence-wording note carried over from the ticket.Residual
COMFY_LOCAL_URL> persisted background server >127.0.0.1:8188. This PR mirrorscomfy upload(BE-5662) exactly, which callsresolve_targetdirectly and therefore does not consult the persistedconfig.backgroundserver (that fallback lives inhost_port.resolve_host_port, used bycomfy run/jobs/validate/nodes, not byuploador thesemodelsverbs). Consulting the background server was deliberately not added because it would also change the no-flags path (which the acceptance requires to stay identical to today). If background-server fallback is wanted formodelstoo, it is a small follow-up: switch_resolve_and_stamptohost_port.resolve_host_portand re-baseline the no-flags tests.--wherevalue on these four verbs now returns a structuredwhere_invaliderror (exit 1) instead of an uncaughtValueError, matchingcomfy upload. No existing test covered the old raw-traceback behavior._WHERE_SOURCE_PHRASESphrasing dict is duplicated fromcmdline.upload(kept local to avoid acmdlineimport cycle from a command module). Could later be hoisted into a shared module if a third caller appears.