secrets tab, drop commute filter, favicon, robust error reports
1. Admin → Geheimnisse sub-tab lets you edit ANTHROPIC_API_KEY + BERLIN_WOHNEN_USERNAME/PASSWORD at runtime. Migration v7 adds a secrets(key,value,updated_at) table; startup seeds missing keys from env (idempotent). web reads secrets DB-first (env fallback) via llm._api_key(); alert fetches them from web /internal/secrets on each scan, passes them into Scraper(). Rotating creds no longer needs a redeploy. Masked display: 6 leading + 4 trailing chars, "…" in the middle. Blank form fields leave the stored value untouched. 2. Drop the max_morning_commute filter from UI + server + FILTER_KEYS + filter summary (the underlying Maps.calculate_score code stays for potential future re-enable). 3. /static/didi.webp wired as favicon via <link rel="icon"> in base.html. 4. apply.open_page wraps page.goto in try/except so a failed load still produces a "goto.failed" step + screenshot instead of returning an empty forensics blob. networkidle + post-submission sleep are also made best-effort. The error ZIP export already writes screenshot+HTML per step and final_html — with this change every apply run leaves a reconstructable trail even when the listing is already offline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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def fetch_secrets(self) -> dict:
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"""Pull the current runtime secrets dict from web. Empty on failure
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try:
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r = requests.get(
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f"{self.base_url}/internal/secrets",
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headers=self.headers,
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timeout=5,
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if r.ok:
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return r.json() or {}
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logger.warning(f"secrets fetch failed: {e}")
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