The installed ComfyUI does not have a Git repository.

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ComfyUI update fail: The installed ComfyUI does not have a Git repository.

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Fixing it in the new build

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I guess youā€™re already aware, but this is what I got after a fresh install of ComfyUI Desktop on an M3 Mac. Interesting how it seems to think weā€™re in a Windows environment?

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[WARN] ComfyUI-Manager: Your ComfyUI version (Unknown)[1900-01-01] is too old. Please update to the latest version.
[WARN] The extension installation feature may not work properly in the current installed ComfyUI version on Windows environment.
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Confirming seeing the same in Manager on 0.3.18
Your ComfyUI is too OUTDATED!!!

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I encountered similar issue with a fresh install. I was able to open ComfyUi from terminal but not from finder. In my case it looks like some PATH enviroment differences as the logs in ā€œ$HOME/Documents/ComfyUI/user/*.logā€ indicated it was using the xcode provided binary and I hadnā€™t accepted their ToS yet:

You have not agreed to the Xcode license agreements. Please run ā€˜sudo xcodebuild -licenseā€™ from within a Terminal window to review and agree to the Xcode and Apple SDKs license.ā€™

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Just chiming in to say accepting the new Xcode terms (which should appear as soon as you open Xcode the next time) fixed it for me as well - cheers!