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Removing spaces between colons is done to correct weights, but looking at this now, my approach and straight up removing the colon doesn't sound right either.
Removing spaces is meant to correct weights, however, after some testing, SD doesn't apply weights if they aren't wrapped in parenthesis (which I thought it did). So to fix this, colon-space fixing should only be done on parenthesis.
some title :some edition, (yellow : 0.3)
== current => some title :some edition, (yellow:0.3)
== proposed => some title :some edition, (yellow:0.3)
But as for colons outside of parenthesis, I'm not too sure, but I think it's best to assume it's part of the prompt tag and not immediately remove it; perhaps have it remove the spaces before the colon, but have one space after like: this.
== proposed' => some title: some edition, (yellow:0.3)
I think if there are no numbers after the colons you can delete that. Because some title : some edition, is not the correct syntax.
But if the colons are in the squared brackets you must be careful because this syntax is correct:
[some title : some edition : 0.5]
[some title :: 0.5]
An example of prompt
a cute woman, green (sundress:1.3) : sitting on the grass
The extension did not remove forgotten : but it removed spaced around that. This is not a critical problem but fixing that may be helpful sometimes.
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