- Add market configuration API endpoints for creating, updating, and retrieving market configs
- Add market MCP listing and detail endpoints with support for activated services
- Implement MarketConfigModal component for configuring market connections with URL and API key
- Implement McpServiceModal component for viewing and managing MCP services from markets
- Add infinite scroll pagination for market sources and MCP services
- Add market connection status indicators (connected/disconnected/connecting states)
- Add i18n translations for market configuration UI (en and zh)
- Update Market component to display market sources with connection management
- Add MarketQuery type for market-specific API queries
- Refactor market data structure to match backend API response format
1. From the model square to the model list, the added models are initially set to be inactive. When manually activating them, a mandatory API key configuration is required.
2. Copying of applications (agent, workflow, multi_agent)
- Replace BROKER_URL and RESULT_BACKEND with REDIS_DB_CELERY_BROKER and REDIS_DB_CELERY_BACKEND in README.md
- Replace BROKER_URL and RESULT_BACKEND with REDIS_DB_CELERY_BROKER and REDIS_DB_CELERY_BACKEND in README_CN.md
- Update api/env.example with new variable names and add deprecation notice
- Add reference to celery-env-bug-report.md documentation explaining why old variable names are avoided
- Prevents environment variable hijacking by Celery CLI when using standard naming conventions
- Rename CELERY_BROKER and CELERY_BACKEND to REDIS_DB_CELERY_BROKER and REDIS_DB_CELERY_BACKEND to avoid Celery CLI prefix matching hijacking
- Build canonical broker and backend URLs and force them into os.environ to prevent override by stray environment variables
- Add logging for Celery app initialization with sanitized connection details
- Update celery_app.py to use pre-built URL variables instead of inline construction
- Add documentation reference to celery-env-bug-report.md explaining the environment variable naming convention
- Prevents Celery CLI's Click framework from intercepting broker/backend configuration through environment variables
