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Finding a broken ComfyUI custom node: documented isolation order and ComfyUI-Manager failure…
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What this guide covers
For ComfyUI users and agents who need to find which custom node or frontend extension is breaking an install, plus a symptom table of common ComfyUI-Manager errors and where each is documented. It reads two ComfyUI documentation pages at one pinned commit and was not run. The pages give no commands for resolving Python dependency conflicts between node packs.
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Guide title
Finding a broken ComfyUI custom node: documented isolation order and ComfyUI-Manager failure cases
Coverage
For ComfyUI users and agents who need to find which custom node or frontend extension is breaking an install, plus a symptom table of common ComfyUI-Manager errors and where each is documented. It reads two ComfyUI documentation pages at one pinned commit and was not run. The pages give no commands for resolving Python dependency conflicts between node packs.
Useful starting points
- If the problem remains with every custom node disabled, the documentation says it is not a custom node issue.
- Back up the custom nodes folder before moving anything during a manual halving search.
- A disabled-nodes launch is only a test: run ComfyUI normally again before narrowing down, or no node can be blamed.
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