docs: Add storage location and file path details to model caching documentation #442
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I've added new changes to address this Slack mention in commit f96793e |
Updated the section on cached models to clarify storage and access details, and removed outdated limitations.
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Adds three new sections to the model caching documentation: storage location details explaining that cached models live on worker local disk (not network volumes), file system path structure with naming conventions and examples, and application integration guidance including symbolic link approaches for tools like ComfyUI.
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