Image sequencing is stuck at 00000 despite "Add number to filename" setting is on and [seq] is used?

[YourFriendlyNeighborhoodMONKE]

My image saving sequence is as follows:

This setting should produce a filename pattern in a folder:
00000-prompt words, more prompt words
00001-prompt words, more prompt words
00002-prompt words, more prompt words
etc.

I don't know what happened, but [seq] seems to be broken for me for unknown reason

Now it just keeps on being stuck at the first one:
00000-prompt words, more prompt words

The new file will no longer jump into the next number, but instead overwrites the first file

I've tried to look through the settings, but cannot find anything to fix this
I have tried to restart the server several times

Any ideas?

Linked code that is probably related:
code.txt

[brknsoul]

workaround for now: add [datetime] to your file name. This will give a datetime code that should make your files unique.
I personally use [seq]-[datetime]-[seed]-[prompt] results in 00000-20231025064020-2742964881-promptwords.png

[YourFriendlyNeighborhoodMONKE]

I used [image_hash] as a first remedy and sorted by date, but this is better,

Nice tip!

[YourFriendlyNeighborhoodMONKE]

@brknsoul Vlad just fixed it! :)

[vladmandic]

issue is that sequence is determined before filename sanitize, but if filename contains invalid characters, sequence will not match.
i've pushed an update. if issue persists, please set env variable SD_PATH_DEBUG=true and post log file showing the probematic behavior.

btw, [prompt] is allowed for backward compatibility, but i strongly suggest to use [prompt_words] instead - its much cleaner.

[YourFriendlyNeighborhoodMONKE]

issue is that sequence is determined before filename sanitize, but if filename contains invalid characters, sequence will not match. i've pushed an update. if issue persists, please set env variable SD_PATH_DEBUG=true and post log file showing the probematic behavior.

btw, [prompt] is allowed for backward compatibility, but i strongly suggest to use [prompt_words] instead - its much cleaner.

Pulled and it is fixed for me!

Changed to [prompt_words] as suggested

Thank you Vlad! 👍