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The Cache Settings page read only the database row, so a response cache pointed at Redis purely through REDIS_* env vars showed a blank page while the cache worked. It also masked credentials on read with a partial-reveal string and re-persisted whatever the form submitted, so an admin who edited an unrelated field and pressed Save wrote the mask string over the real Redis password, breaking auth. GET /cache/settings now overlays the same REDIS_* kwargs the runtime resolves from when the stored config leaves a field unset, and redacts credentials with a fixed marker. POST /cache/settings restores the stored secret behind any credential echoed back as the marker or omitted, and drops an env-sourced marker rather than persisting it; the response no longer echoes plaintext credentials. The connection test resolves a redacted credential back to the stored value the same way. The dashboard never prefills a credential and drops the marker from the save payload, mirroring the Coordination Redis tab. Resolves LIT-4315 |
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