Lucio Lelii
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Add credential set a flag whose form rendered only inside the credentials panel, further down the aside. Pressed from the credential picker beside the model - where you actually notice a key is missing - it scrolled nothing into view and looked like it did nothing at all. Both entry points now open the shared settings dialog, which is hosted at the app root and so works wherever it is asked for. The dialog carries the rules the inline forms carried by hand: a label and a key are required to create one, while rotating an existing key leaves it optional because empty there means "keep the current one", and the provider is read-only because it is what makes a credential compatible - rotating must not move it. The current provider is offered even when the provider list never loaded, so the select cannot be a dead end. A credential select with nothing in it is now disabled and says "No credentials available" instead of opening onto an empty list. That replaces the viewer's separate amber note, which said the same thing a second time in a second place. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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