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Originally created by @MJ-0414 on GitHub (Dec 29, 2025).
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Dify version
V1.11.1
Cloud or Self Hosted
Self Hosted (Docker)
Steps to reproduce
When I add custom model credentials in Silicon and the addition is successful, I cannot select the newly added custom model in the LLM node. The new model is “Qwen/Qwen3-VL-32B-Instruct” and "Qwen/Qwen3-VL-235B-A22B-Instruct"
✔️ Expected Behavior
When I can select the newly added custom model in the LLM node of the workflow
❌ Actual Behavior
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@dosubot[bot] commented on GitHub (Dec 29, 2025):
This is a known issue in v1.11.1: after adding custom model credentials in Silicon, the new model may not appear in the LLM node selection because the UI state does not refresh properly and/or the model credential is not explicitly added to the active model list. A recent fix (PR langgenius/dify#30250, merged after v1.11.1) ensures that after adding or editing a custom model, the UI and backend state are updated so the model becomes selectable.
In v1.11.1, you may need to manually ensure that after adding credentials, the model is added to the active model list (not left in a pending state). If the UI does not reflect the new model, try refreshing the page or reloading the workflow editor. If the issue persists, upgrading to a version that includes this fix is the most reliable solution.
The backend logic requires that the model credential be explicitly added to the model list for it to become available for selection; otherwise, it will not show up in the LLM node even if credentials were added successfully. This is handled by the
add_model_credential_to_model_listmethod in the backend service. If you have access, you can check the model's status in the backend or database to confirm whether it is active or still pending.Reference:
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@dosubot[bot] commented on GitHub (Dec 29, 2025):
This is a known issue in Dify v1.11.1: after adding custom model credentials in Silicon, the new model may not appear in the LLM node because the UI and backend state do not always sync properly, and the model credential might not be added to the active model list. A fix for this was merged after v1.11.1 (PR #30250), which ensures that after adding or editing a custom model, the UI and backend state are updated so the model becomes selectable.
For v1.11.1, try these steps:
POSITION_PROVIDER_INCLUDESandPOSITION_PROVIDER_EXCLUDES.If the issue persists, upgrading to a version that includes the fix from PR #30250 is the most reliable solution. For more details, see this issue.
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