fix(layout): model LiteGraph's per-row and per-block widget padding - #886
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe layout now calculates widget height with LiteGraph row gaps and block padding. Tests cover nodes with zero, one, and three widgets. ChangesWidget sizing
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Widget-bearing nodes may be placed with unnecessary extra spacing. The impact is bounded, but the row-gap calculation should be corrected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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LiteGraph does not stack widget rows flush. computeSize accumulates each widget's height plus a 4px inter-row gap, then adds a single 8px pad for the block. This module modelled a flat 12px instead, which lands within 4px at exactly one widget and drifts with every additional row: 8px short at three widgets, 20px short at six. Under-measurement is the direction that produces the overlap users report -- the placer leaves a gap it believes is clear, and the renderer fills it. Found by measurement, not by reading. ComfyUI_frontend #17901 replays a recorded batched turn and reads boundingBox() off the rendered nodes: two agent-added CLIPTextEncode nodes, placed by this module at a nominal 10px clear gap, render 132 graph px tall against the 116 modelled and overlap by 6px. That spec is marked test.fail() and will flip green when the estimate catches up. test_widget_height_matches_litegraph asserted a per-widget delta of exactly 20 and so encoded the bug it was named after; it now asserts 24 and two new tests cover the block padding and its absence on widgetless nodes. All three verified red on the parent commit. Full suite: 46 failures, byte-identical to the parent's 46. Zero introduced. NOT fixed here, because it is measured but not yet attributable to a named upstream constant: a multiline text widget renders far taller than the 20px NODE_WIDGET_HEIGHT assumed for every widget, which is the larger half of the same 20px gap. Encoding a guessed constant for it would repeat the mistake this whole line of work exists to correct.
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In `@tests/comfy_cli/test_layout.py`:
- Line 150: Update the one-widget height assertion near the existing layout
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Reviewed. The per-row gap plus block pad matches computeSize, and widgetless nodes are correctly excluded. Layout suite passes, and the full suite shows no new failures against main. Nit: the PR body still says it's stacked on #885, but it's based on main now.
…ender The width model under-estimates, and under-estimating width is what produces the overlap users report: the placer puts the next column a node-width away and the real node reaches past it. LiteGraph's own formula is NODE_WIDTH * (1.5 if widgets else 1.0) = 210, which no widget-bearing node actually renders at. Measured across 27 classes in a real browser: every node carrying a widget renders at 270 or wider, every node carrying a MULTILINE widget at 400 or wider. Fourteen of fourteen non-multiline widget classes land at exactly 270 when their content is narrower, and seven of seven multiline classes at exactly 400 -- the shape of a floor, not a fixed width. KSamplerAdvanced 312, ControlNetApply 317.9 and CheckpointLoader 396.9 exceed it on content, which is what confirms it. Before this, on the eight classes in the release fixtures, five were under-estimated: CLIPTextEncode by 150, EmptyLatentImage and CheckpointLoaderSimple by 60, LatentUpscale by 48, SaveImage by 40. After, zero are. The three over-estimates (KSampler +19, ConditioningCombine +48, VAEDecode +6) are left alone: over-spacing wastes canvas, which nobody has filed. Effect on the release fixtures, scoring placer output against measured width AND height: txt2img 16,123 -> 0 px^2, four-prompts 0 -> 0. #886 and #887 fixed the height term; this is the width term of the same defect, and txt2img needs all three. Known over-estimate, accepted: Note and MarkdownNote carry a multiline widget but render at 140 because they are annotation nodes with no slots. They get floored to 400 and will be over-spaced. Left deliberately -- the direction argument above applies, and special-casing them on "no inputs and no outputs" is a guess I have not measured. 17 parametrized cases assert the floor never exceeds what a class renders, plus four behavioural tests. All verified red on the parent.
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🟡 Minor · Count gaps only between widget rows. · layout.py:74-82
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCount gaps only between widget rows.
_widgets_heightcurrently adds a 4px gap for every widget, including the last one. For positive counts, the LiteGraph contract isn * 20 + (n - 1) * 4 + 8, so the helper overestimates every widget-bearing node by 4px.estimate_sizepasses this value to placement collision checks and emitted node sizes.Use
n_widgets - 1gaps in the shared helper, then update the tests to expect 28px, 52px, and 76px for one, two, and three widgets. The last row must not receive a free gap.return n_widgets * WIDGET_H + (n_widgets - 1) * _WIDGET_ROW_GAP + _WIDGET_BLOCK_PADThis shared change corrects the affected placement and emitted-size paths.
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Stacked on #885 (→ #884 → #883 → #882). Rebases onto
mainas the stack lands.What was wrong
LiteGraph does not stack widget rows flush.
LGraphNode.computeSizeaccumulates each widget's height plus a 4px inter-row gap, then adds a single 8px pad for the block once the loop finishes.layout.pymodelled a flat 12px instead.That happens to land within 4px at exactly one widget, and drifts with every additional row:
Under-measurement is the direction that produces the overlap users report: the placer leaves a gap it believes is clear, and the renderer fills it.
How it was found
Not by reading — by measuring. ComfyUI_frontend #17901 replays a recorded batched turn and reads
boundingBox()off the rendered node elements. Two agent-addedCLIPTextEncodenodes, placed by this module at a nominal 10px clear gap, render 132 graph px tall against the 116 modelled and overlap by 6px:That spec is marked
test.fail()and flips green when the estimate catches up. It is the check that will tell us this actually worked, which no Python test can do — the Python tests grade the same arithmetic that was wrong.Tests
test_widget_height_matches_litegraphasserted a per-widget delta of exactly 20, so it encoded the bug it was named after. It now asserts 24, and two new tests cover the block padding and its absence on widgetless nodes (upstream's+8is insideif (widgets?.length), so a Reroute must not pay for it).All three verified red on the parent commit, green here. Full suite: 46 failures, byte-identical to the parent's 46 — zero introduced.
What is deliberately not fixed here
A multiline text widget renders far taller than the 20px
NODE_WIDGET_HEIGHTassumed for every widget, and that is the larger half of the same 20px gap. I measured it at roughly 70px forCLIPTextEncode'stext, but I could not attribute that number to a single named upstream constant — Vue nodes size DOM widgets throughcomputeLayoutSize, whose min-height comes from CSS custom properties with a 50px fallback, and my measurement does not match that cleanly.Encoding a guessed constant would repeat exactly the mistake this whole line of work exists to correct. The CLI already parses
multilinefromobject_info(PortOptions.multiline), so the input is available once the right height is established; it needs a measurement pass against the renderer, not an estimate.