fix: respect --cuda-device argument to prevent multi-GPU crash (closes #15255) - #15610
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In `@comfy/model_management.py`:
- Around line 154-161: Repair the malformed device-initialization section by
restoring the MLU try/except structure and keeping CUDA handling outside that
exception block so the module parses correctly. In the CUDA path, interpret
args.cuda_device according to the CLI’s string visibility-list contract rather
than relying on an integer branch, preserving default behavior for None and
correctly handling "0", "1", and "0,1". Add coverage for those four input cases.
Apply the same fix in `@comfy/model_management.py` at line 162.
Apply the same fix in `@comfy/model_management.py` around lines 152 - 153.
Apply the same fix in `@comfy/model_management.py` around lines 146 - 150.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick win
Repair the CUDA/MLU startup block before merge.
torch.cuda.set_device(0)401 is invalid Python syntax and prevents comfy.model_management.py from importing. The following MLU statements and orphaned except: must also be restored to a matching try/except structure, with CUDA setup kept outside it and gated to the active CUDA backend. Finally, handle args.cuda_device as the comma-separated string defined by the CLI, including None, "0", "1", and "0,1" cases.
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comfy/model_management.py#L154-L161(this comment)comfy/model_management.py#L162-L162comfy/model_management.py#L152-L153comfy/model_management.py#L146-L150
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In `@comfy/model_management.py` around lines 154 - 161, Repair the malformed
device-initialization section by restoring the MLU try/except structure and
keeping CUDA handling outside that exception block so the module parses
correctly. In the CUDA path, interpret args.cuda_device according to the CLI’s
string visibility-list contract rather than relying on an integer branch,
preserving default behavior for None and correctly handling "0", "1", and "0,1".
Add coverage for those four input cases.
Apply the same fix in `@comfy/model_management.py` at line 162.
Apply the same fix in `@comfy/model_management.py` around lines 152 - 153.
Apply the same fix in `@comfy/model_management.py` around lines 146 - 150.
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What
In multi-GPU systems, the dynamic VRAM streaming can crash with a CUDA OOM error due to improper GPU selection. The mod note indicates that using
--cuda-device 0(or a higher number) resolves the issue, but the code does not automatically honor this argument when setting the default CUDA device.Fix
Added code to read the
args.cuda_deviceconfiguration and calltorch.cuda.set_device()accordingly. This ensures that pinned memory operations and model staging target the correct GPU, preventing the HostBuffer.read_file_slice failure that leads to the crash.Closes #15255