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A1111 Version 1.8.0 and below do not work anymore #2318

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opened 2025-11-11 15:05:02 -06:00 by GiteaMirror · 0 comments
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Originally created by @nanafy on GitHub (Oct 8, 2024).

With the addition of the new options for image generation in A1111 such as breaking up sampler and scheduler, old versions of A1111 (1.8 and below) that use the old api implementation do not work with the latest openwebui. The entire openwebui application crashes trying to connect to the old A1111 backend. If someone has multiple apps that use the old backend, then updating becomes a pain. Is there a way to support the older version of the backend as well?

Originally created by @nanafy on GitHub (Oct 8, 2024). With the addition of the new options for image generation in A1111 such as breaking up sampler and scheduler, old versions of A1111 (1.8 and below) that use the old api implementation do not work with the latest openwebui. The entire openwebui application crashes trying to connect to the old A1111 backend. If someone has multiple apps that use the old backend, then updating becomes a pain. Is there a way to support the older version of the backend as well?
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