With delta streaming most websocket frames are tiny per-token deltas, and
per-message-deflate pays zlib work on every outgoing frame per subscriber for
near-zero gain there; under heavy streaming that shows up as measurable server
CPU. The frames that still benefit are the rare large ones (final message,
sources), and even a 100k token message is only a few hundred KB uncompressed,
which any network delivers without noticeable delay.
UVICORN_WS_PER_MESSAGE_DEFLATE=false (default true, current behavior) disables
the extension in every entry point: open-webui serve and dev, start.sh both
invocations, start_windows.bat and dev.sh. Verified against a running
instance: with the flag off the server declines the client-offered
permessage-deflate extension, with defaults it still negotiates it.
Implement Feishu OAuth provider using standard client:
- Set up Feishu-specific endpoints for authorization, token, and userinfo
- Use user_id as sub claim for Feishu user identification
- Extract correct user information from nested 'data' field in Feishu responses
Configuration requirements:
- Set FEISHU_CLIENT_ID and FEISHU_CLIENT_SECRET environment variables to enable Feishu OAuth
- Set ENABLE_OAUTH_SIGNUP=true to allow automatic user creation after OAuth login
- Set DEFAULT_USER_ROLE=user to grant immediate access after OAuth registration
- Set OAUTH_MERGE_ACCOUNTS_BY_EMAIL=true to enable merging of existing user accounts with matching emails
