Does this node actually still work?

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
docker, python

Research direction

Start with the README's 0.1.2 installation instructions and compare them with NVIDIA Workbench 132.25, ComfyUI's Python 3.13.6, and the Docker/Podman setup described in the report. Reproduce the HF token permission failure and determine whether the node supports the reported versions; done requires a specific compatibility fix or documented supported setup.

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Description

I have NV Workbench 132.25 installed. The readme here tries to install 0.1.2 which is out of date by more than a year. The readme also does not talk about several key points. When Workbench installs it asks which container system to use Docker or Podman. I first installed Docker, which is the default, but when attempting to run failed because Podman is needed for the HF Token I had to remove and reinstall with Podman. The HF token works but now fails at the repo with permissions.

The Nim Node installs in Comfyui with Python 3.12 called in the node. Comfyui however, has moved on to Python 3.13.6 currently. I have also installed TensorRT nodes and run Win Visual Dev with Cuda 13 for my 5090 graphcs cards.

So I would appreciate it if this Dev would actually work, because it sure doesn't for me

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