[feat] Show version-specific missing core nodes in workflow warnings #4227
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- Display missing core nodes grouped by ComfyUI version when loading workflows - Show current ComfyUI version for easy comparison - Help users understand which nodes require newer ComfyUI versions - Add comprehensive tests for the new functionality
christian-byrne
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Yorha4D,
KarryCharon,
shinshin86 and
a team
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In the Missing Nodes Dialog that appears when loading a workflow with nodes that are not installed, add logic to help user interpret what a missing core node means (they need to update ComfyUI).
Users can now see which specific version is required for each missing node and compare it with their current version, making it easier to understand compatibility issues.
If missing a core node:
UI when missing nodes are from custom node packs remains the same: