[3.3.0]
Update open-webui to 0.9.0
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Official Open WebUI Desktop App. Open WebUI is now available as a native desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux. No Docker, no terminal, no setup. Runs Open WebUI locally without any server setup, or connects to your existing remote Open WebUI instances. Switch between multiple servers instantly from the sidebar. Comes with a system-wide floating chat bar (Shift+Cmd+I on macOS, Shift+Ctrl+I on Windows/Linux), system-wide push-to-talk, offline support after first launch, automatic updates, and zero telemetry. #8262, Desktop
Scheduled chat automations. You can now schedule the AI to run tasks automatically on a recurring basis: daily digests, periodic reports, anything you'd otherwise need to remember to ask for. Create and manage automations from the Automations page or directly in chat, with full run history and manual trigger controls. #23303
Calendar workspace and event management. Open WebUI now has a full Calendar workspace. Create and manage events, set up recurring schedules, get reminders via in-app toasts or browser notifications, and see your scheduled automations alongside your calendar. #23880
Model description XSS protection. Model descriptions shown in chat placeholders are now sanitized before rendering, preventing malicious links from executing scripts and helping protect user sessions from takeover. #23621
LDAP empty-password rejection. LDAP login now rejects empty or whitespace-only passwords before bind attempts, preventing unauthenticated simple-bind behavior from granting access on permissive LDAP server configurations. #23633
IPv6 SSRF address blocking. URL validation now uses standard IP address checks for both IPv4 and IPv6, preventing private, loopback, link-local, reserved, and mapped-address SSRF bypasses through IPv6 hostname resolution. #23453
Database Migrations: This release includes database schema changes; we strongly recommend backing up your database and all associated data before upgrading in production environments. If you are running a multi-worker, multi-server, or load-balanced deployment, all instances must be updated simultaneously, rolling updates are not supported and will cause application failures due to schema incompatibility.
Plugin async migration required. Custom plugins for Tools, Functions, and Pipelines may require migration to the new async backend signatures after upgrading, so plugin maintainers should update handlers and database call patterns for compatibility and follow the 0.9.0 plugin migration guide. Migration Guide
OpenAI passthrough now opt-in. Direct OpenAI catch-all proxy requests are now disabled by default and require enabling "ENABLE_OPENAI_API_PASSTHROUGH", so deployments relying on passthrough must explicitly turn it on after upgrading. #23640
Async performance and responsiveness improvements. The core backend database and request paths now run asynchronously across the application, massively improving responsiveness and performance under concurrent load and reducing request blocking during heavy activity.
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