[3.1.0]
Update open-webui to 0.7.1
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Improved reliability for low-spec and SQLite deployments. Fixed page timeouts by disabling database session sharing by default, improving stability for resource-constrained environments. Users can re-enable via 'DATABASE_ENABLE_SESSION_SHARING=true' if needed. #20520
Native Function Calling with Built-in Tools. Users can now ask models to perform multi-step tasks that combine web research, knowledge base queries, note-taking, and image generation in a single conversationfor example, "research the latest on X, save key findings to a note, and generate an infographic." Requires models with native function calling support and function calling mode set to "Native" in Chat Controls. #19397, Commit
Users can now ask the model to find relevant context from their notes, past chats, and channel messagesfor example, "what did I discuss about project X last week?" or "find the conversation where I brainstormed ideas for Y." Commit
Users can now ask the model to search their knowledge bases and retrieve documents without manually attaching filesfor example, "find the section about authentication in our API docs" or "what do our internal guidelines say about X?" Commit
Users with models that support interleaved thinking now get more refined results from multi-step workflows, as the model can analyze each tool's output before deciding what to do next.
When models invoke web search, search results appear as clickable citations in real-time for full source verification. Commit
Users can selectively disable specific built-in tools (timestamps, memory, chat history, notes, web search, knowledge bases) per model via the model editor's capabilities settings. Commit
Pending tool calls are now displayed during response generation, so users know which tools are being invoked. Commit
Administrators can now limit the number of files that can be uploaded to folders using the "FOLDER_MAX_FILE_COUNT" setting, preventing resource exhaustion from bulk uploads. #19810, Commit, Commit
Users experience transformative speed improvements across the entire application through completely reengineered database connection handling, delivering noticeably faster page loads, butter-smooth interactions, and rock-solid stability during intensive operations like user management and bulk data processing. Commit, Commit, Commit, Commit, Commit, Commit
