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Open WebUI fixes startup crash from stale redis_sentinels reference

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A one-line fix in Open WebUI resolves a NameError that crashed the server at startup when the renamed redis_sentinels variable was still referenced in session_cleanup_lock.

Open WebUI shipped a fix [1] for a startup crash caused by a stale variable reference. The variable was renamed to ws_sentinels, but session_cleanup_lock still referenced the old name redis_sentinels. This triggered a NameError that crashed the server at startup. The fix corrects the reference, so servers that previously failed to boot under this condition will now start successfully.

A second commit [2] titled "refac" landed with no description. It offers no concrete explanation of what changed or why, so treat it as a routine maintenance update until more details are available [2].

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What shipped in Open WebUI on May 22, 2026?
A one-line fix in Open WebUI resolves a NameError that crashed the server at startup when the renamed redis_sentinels variable was still referenced in session_cleanup_lock. In total, 9 commits landed.
Who contributed to Open WebUI on May 22, 2026?
1 developer shipped this update, including Timothy Jaeryang Baek.
What were the notable Open WebUI updates?
fix: resolve NameError for redis_sentinels in session_cleanup_lock and refac.