Multipliers feature seems to have broken Modifiers feature

[kjerk]

Replication:

python disco.py --config_file=./examples/configs/artstudy2.yml --width_height="[256, 256]"

Problem 1:

The first problem that shows up immediately is that split_prompts errors because it's always expecting a multi valued array for prompts for some reason, but this can be fixed by doing something that doesn't require the post-init assignment like

def split_prompts(prompts, max_frames=None):
    prompt_series = pd.Series([v for k, v in prompts.items()])
    prompt_series = prompt_series.ffill().bfill()
    return prompt_series

Problem 2 (main one):

It seems as though after the multipliers feature went in, using modifiers on its own does not work.
multargs is being passed as the first argument to processModifiers():

disco-diffusion-1/dd.py

Lines 2218 to 2219 in da528b4

	multargs = processMultipliers(args=pargs)
	jobs = processModifiers(multargs)

However in the implementation, processModifiers has two args and only the second is iterated over, so this method is always only returning the 1 job.

disco-diffusion-1/dd.py

Lines 2123 to 2125 in da528b4

	def processModifiers(mods=[], args=[]):
	for p in range(len(args)):
	# Deep copy

I tried the simple workaround of changing this to

multargs = processMultipliers(args=pargs)
jobs = processModifiers(args=multargs)

but this wasn't enough, and the problem must run deeper than the more correct argument placement. The only workaround I got working locally was to comment out processMultipliers() and revert processModifiers() to the version from 1f5af86

[entmike]

Thanks I am going to look at this, this week. I've been on vacation and putting out other fires but this is not ignored.

[kjerk]

In the meanwhile I've been using the reverted version and the multipliers feature has been extremely useful for doing parameter studies, thanks for your work on this 💯