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Variables enhancements

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why cant we see variables of string type in the admin ui?


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  1. Also items stored in the database as strings should show up when you are editing it rather than having a blank text box

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@michaelhanson1458 The images were broken for some reason. We don't show database secrets in the UI at all, so you won't see them here.


If this is a New-PSUVariable -Database variable, you should be able to see that. We just don't display secrets at all.

Adam Driscoll
PowerShell Expert and Developer at Devolutions

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Even when its showing as a string it would be nice to see that value in the current value text box.

I am seeing the following in my variables.ps1



Are you able to see the images now?

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@michaelhanson1458 I can see your image now. And that makes sense to me. I'll get an issue created to get this implemented.

Adam Driscoll
PowerShell Expert and Developer at Devolutions

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Even when its showing as a string it would be nice to see that value in the current value text box.

I am seeing the following in my variables.ps1



Are you able to see the images now?

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This feature will be available in version 2026.3.0 (upcoming release)