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An error occurred while retrieving information for the 'CR Select Font' node #186
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I have the same problem as you, have you solved it? |
Nope. That's why I've opened this issue. It doesn't look like it could be solved on a user side - since it appeared on a clean ComfyUI install. Probably, it's a bug that needs fixing. ComfyUI works as usual, but this error is spammed really annoyingly. |
Same error on NixOS. The current solution seems to be to manually adjust the path in the variable elif platform.system() == "Linux":
font_dir = "/usr/share/fonts/truetype" I like the suggestion to use the Unfortunately, even with Merge Request #124 systems are not taken into account where the path I also tried creating a symlink to systemd = {
tmpfiles.rules = [
# Symlink not followed, still a ComfyUI Error in `CR Select Font`: No such file or directory: '/usr/share/fonts/truetype'
"L+ /usr/share/fonts/truetype - - - - ${pkgs.liberation_ttf}/share/fonts/truetype"
];
}; My current and hopefully only temporary workaround on NixOS is to create a folder fonts.fontDir.enable = true; Then adjust the variable elif platform.system() == "Linux":
font_dir = "/run/current-system/sw/share/X11/fonts" |
At least I found a solution on NixOS if you use a FHS environment ( Simply add a package with a TrueType font such as |
The solution for me was to symlink TTF to truetype |
The error message from the title is thrown when I start ComfyUI under Linux (Manjaro).
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