ChatTTS-ui, a Python-based local web interface for text-to-speech conversion supporting Chinese and English, is experiencing significant engagement but also faces challenges with 144 open issues and pull requests. The project, which offers GPU acceleration and flexible deployment options, is actively maintained by primary contributor jianchang512.
Recent issues and pull requests indicate ongoing efforts to address performance problems and enhance usability. Notably, recent issues such as #234 and #233 highlight critical errors related to GPU usage and deployment challenges on ARM architecture. These issues suggest that while the project is actively developed, users face significant hurdles in setup and configuration.
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Detailed Reportscore.py and cover-pt.py..env for device defaults; changes in app.py..gitignore and dl.py.The development focus is on bug fixes, core enhancements, and documentation improvements. The high frequency of contributions from jianchang512 suggests strong project ownership but highlights potential risks if this individual becomes unavailable.
| Developer | Avatar | Branches | PRs | Commits | Files | Changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| okmyworld |  |
1 | 0/0/0 | 8 | 23 | 17561 |
PRs: created by that dev and opened/merged/closed-unmerged during the period
| Timespan | Opened | Closed | Comments | Labeled | Milestones |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 Days | 11 | 1 | 12 | 11 | 1 |
| 14 Days | 27 | 2 | 60 | 27 | 1 |
| 30 Days | 41 | 2 | 89 | 41 | 1 |
| All Time | 211 | 67 | - | - | - |
Like all software activity quantification, these numbers are imperfect but sometimes useful. Comments, Labels, and Milestones refer to those issues opened in the timespan in question.
The ChatTTS-ui repository currently has 144 open issues, indicating a high level of ongoing activity and user engagement. Recent issues predominantly focus on performance problems, error messages during deployment, and questions regarding the functionality of various features. Notably, there are several reports of critical errors related to GPU usage and model loading, which could hinder user experience and adoption.
A recurring theme among the issues is the complexity of setup and configuration, particularly concerning GPU acceleration and model dependencies. Users frequently encounter challenges related to environment setup, such as missing files or incorrect configurations. Additionally, many users report issues with audio quality and synthesis accuracy, particularly when handling longer texts or specific voice parameters.
Most Recently Created Issues:
Issue #235: chattts生成语音
Issue #234: Linux 22.04，pytorch 2.2.2，cuda 12.1，报错
Issue #233: Ubuntu 20.04 下容器部署 一键部署，报错
Issue #232: windows 1.0版API接口返回的audio_duration问题-1
Issue #231: OSError: [Errno 28] inotify watch limit reached
Issue #230: ERROR [chat-tts-ui internal] load metadata for docker.io/pytorch/torchserve
Issue #229: Windows预打包版 能否设置转换后的wav的采样率？
Issue #228: 现在生成的语音文件不是波浪文件，程序播放不了？
Issue #227: 语气词不生效，请问怎么解决？
Issue #225: 如何克隆声音
The analysis of the pull requests (PRs) for the ChatTTS-ui repository reveals a total of 22 closed PRs, showcasing a range of enhancements, bug fixes, and feature additions to the project. Notably, these contributions reflect ongoing efforts to improve functionality and user experience within the text-to-speech application.
PR #181: Updated Dockerfile to include apt-get update and -y for automatic confirmation during installation of ffmpeg. This change enhances the Docker build process by preventing interruptions.
PR #168: Fixed multiple instances of SyntaxWarning related to invalid escape sequences in regex patterns across several Python files, improving code quality and reducing warnings during execution.
PR #135: Added a download button next to audio controls in the web interface, allowing users to easily download audio files generated by the application.
PR #124: Simplified code in app.py and added a new parameter wav to control whether an audio file is returned, enhancing API usability.
PR #114: Introduced a new API endpoint (tts1) that directly returns audio, catering to specific application needs but was not merged.
PR #113: Similar to PR #114, this PR aimed to add another API (tts1) that directly returns audio files instead of URLs but was also not merged.
PR #101: Proposed support for concurrent processing but was not merged, indicating potential interest in enhancing performance.
PR #93: Fixed an issue with the getlang function, contributing to improved functionality.
PR #89: Added support for CPU versions in Docker, broadening deployment options for users without GPU capabilities.
PR #75: Updated README.md with information on ROCm for AMD GPU acceleration but was not merged.
PR #70: Merged changes to README.md to include instructions for using AMD GPUs via ROCm.
PR #67: Fixed an issue where CHATTTS_DIR was not defined when downloading models from Hugging Face, improving model management.
PR #55: Added a pyproject.toml file for dependency management using Poetry, streamlining project setup.
PR #44: Minor updates to README.md were merged.
PR #41: Added a CUDA docker-compose.yaml file for deployment configurations, addressing previous issues (#38, #3).
PR #39: Updated requirements.txt to address duplication of the soundfile package.
PR #34: Fixed an issue with displaying multiple audio files through the API, enhancing user experience.
PR #32: Introduced features for displaying corresponding audio API calls and cleaning up WAV files, improving functionality.
PR #31 & PR #30: Both proposed similar features related to segmented inference and API call examples but were not merged.
PR #29: Fixed the order of variable retrieval in app.py, ensuring correct loading of environment variables.
PR #27: Corrected file access addresses during server deployment, enhancing reliability.
The closed pull requests in the ChatTTS-ui repository indicate a proactive approach towards maintaining and enhancing the software's capabilities. A significant theme throughout these contributions is the improvement of user experience through interface enhancements (e.g., PRs #135 and #32) and increased functionality via new API endpoints (e.g., PRs #114 and #113). The addition of a download button for audio files is particularly notable as it directly addresses user needs for accessibility.
Another prominent aspect is the focus on code quality and maintainability, as evidenced by PRs like #168 which resolve SyntaxWarnings in regex patterns and PRs like #181 that streamline Docker configurations. These changes not only improve the immediate functionality but also contribute to long-term sustainability by reducing potential runtime issues.
The presence of several unmerged PRs (e.g., PRs #114, #113, and others) suggests ongoing discussions or disagreements about certain features or implementations within the community or among contributors. This could reflect differing priorities or concerns regarding code complexity versus feature richness.
Moreover, there is a clear emphasis on compatibility across various hardware setups (e.g., CPU vs GPU support in PRs #89 and #70), which demonstrates an understanding of diverse user environments and requirements.
Lastly, while there are numerous enhancements being made, the high number of open issues and pull requests (144) indicates that there may be challenges in managing contributions effectively or addressing all community feedback promptly. This could lead to potential bottlenecks in development if not managed well.
Overall, the activity within this repository reflects a healthy development cycle with active contributions aimed at enhancing both functionality and user experience while maintaining code quality standards. However, attention should be given to managing unmerged contributions and addressing open issues to sustain momentum in project development.
core.py and cover-pt.py..env file for device defaults (CPU/CUDA) and made changes to app.py..gitignore and dl.py.config.py, core.py, and various model files.The activity indicates a focus on bug fixes and enhancements to core functionalities, particularly around model handling and environment configuration. The large number of changes in the recent commit (14 days ago) suggests a significant refactor or feature addition.
The development team is actively maintaining and improving the ChatTTS-ui project with a focus on stability, usability, and documentation. The recent activities reflect an ongoing commitment to addressing user needs and enhancing the software's capabilities.