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All-day events keep their date in the calendar

By RepoJournal · Filed · About Open WebUI

Open WebUI fixed a bug that shifted all-day event dates when saved, and the codebase got a general refactor.

The calendar view in Open WebUI had a date-drift bug: all-day events could land on the wrong day after saving [1]. This fix ensures the date stays as entered, which matters for any workflow that relies on calendar accuracy.

In the same repository, a broad code refactor landed under the short title "refac" [2]. The change carries no release notes or visible behavior difference, so treat it as internal housekeeping with no expected user impact.

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References

  1. [1] fix(calendar): prevent all-day event date drift on save (#25864) ↗ open-webui/open-webui
  2. [2] refac ↗ open-webui/open-webui

Quick answers

What shipped in Open WebUI on June 26, 2026?
Open WebUI fixed a bug that shifted all-day event dates when saved, and the codebase got a general refactor. In total, 13 commits and 1 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Open WebUI on June 26, 2026?
2 developers shipped this update, including G30 and Timothy Jaeryang Baek.
What were the notable Open WebUI updates?
fix(calendar): prevent all-day event date drift on save (#25864) and refac.