use lowercase name for sorting; keep `UpscalerLanczos` and `UpscalerNearest` at the start of the list with `UpscalerNone`
Co-authored-by: catboxanon <122327233+catboxanon@users.noreply.github.com>
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from basicsr.utils.download_util import load_file_from_url
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from basicsr.utils.download_util import load_file_from_url
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from modules import shared
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from modules import shared
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from modules.upscaler import Upscaler, UpscalerNone
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from modules.upscaler import Upscaler, UpscalerLanczos, UpscalerNearest, UpscalerNone
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from modules.paths import script_path, models_path
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from modules.paths import script_path, models_path
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shared.sd_upscalers = sorted(
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shared.sd_upscalers = sorted(
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datas,
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datas,
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# Special case for UpscalerNone keeps it at the beginning of the list.
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# Special case for UpscalerNone keeps it at the beginning of the list.
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key=lambda x: x.name if not isinstance(x.scaler, UpscalerNone) else ""
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key=lambda x: x.name.lower() if not isinstance(x.scaler, (UpscalerNone, UpscalerLanczos, UpscalerNearest)) else ""
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)
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)
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