persistent conds cache#11087
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Description
make conds cache persistent across jobs
seems to work fine during testing
tested on 3090 and a 1650 with --lowvram
on a low end card it has a potential of saving one to two 1~2 seconds per job
I implemented it as opt-in experimental option for now, because that I'm unsure if there are any extension that misses around with conds
other changes
it seems to me that
StableDiffusionProcessingTxt2Img.close()is missing thesuper().close()be honest I'm not entirely sure what the close is for, I don't see the need of clearing those objects, maybe I'm missing something
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