Using both the latest (at the moment) 316 dev builds for Windows, but also using the stable 315 build for Windows, I encounter this:
A simple commandline as gmic input.tif div 257 resize_mn 20%,20% +denoise_cnn 0,32 works.
Something like gmic input.tif div 257 resize_mn 20%,20% +fx_denoise 0,1,1 also works.
Now, if I update the library (gmic up), I start to encounter errors like this with either of both commands:
[gmic] *** Error in ./fx_denoise/*repeat/denoise_cnn/run/nn_trainer/*if/*repeat/*if/ *** Command 'f': Invalid selection [X0] (undefined label 'X0').
If I delete the update315.mic from my user directory (%APPDATA%\gmic\update315.gmic under Windows) the commands work again!
But, I can’t use all the commands in the gmic-qt library, for instance gcd_auto_balance does not exist. If I update the library, gcd_auto_balance is there, but I get the errors again trying to use denoise_cnn or fx_denoise.
note:
Yes, I use update315.gmic when using 3.15 stable, and update316.gmic when using 3.16-pre, in case this raises questions…
edit:
For what it’s worth: If I download the latest 3.16 ‘pre’ release from the gmic-community repo (Releases · GreycLab/gmic-community · GitHub) and fetch the update316.gmic from that, it works fine. So that release is still good, but whatever gmic up uses to fetch has some errors somewhere in it.
