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Open WebUI fixes Tavily loader, docks thread replies

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A broken Tavily web loader is fixed, thread reply inputs stay docked, and calendar tools stop erasing omitted fields.

Open WebUI removed a vestigial api_base_url parameter from the Tavily web loader that was breaking it, so the loader works again [1]. Both the thread panel fix [2] and the identical change [3] address the same issue: the "Reply to thread..." input used to scroll away with the messages; it now stays docked below the scroll area.

Two calendar-related fixes landed. The calendar update tool no longer nulls every omitted field, preserving unspecified values on partial updates [4]. Recurrence rules with a COUNT limit but no DTSTART are now rejected, so "limited automations cannot run forever" [5].

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What shipped in Open WebUI on August 13, 2026?
A broken Tavily web loader is fixed, thread reply inputs stay docked, and calendar tools stop erasing omitted fields. In total, 12 commits and 4 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Open WebUI on August 13, 2026?
1 developer shipped this update, including G30.
What were the notable Open WebUI updates?
fix: remove vestigial api_base_url param that broke the Tavily web loader (#27636), fix: dock the thread reply input below the scroll area instead of inside it, and fix: dock the thread reply input below the scroll area instead of inside it (#27768).