Chat2DB Version
Chat2DB Pro 5.1.9
Describe the bug
Bug Description
When typing a semicolon (;) in the SQL editor on Windows 11, the character is not inserted into the editor. This makes it impossible to properly terminate SQL statements using the keyboard.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open Chat2DB Pro 5.1.9 on Windows 11
- Connect to any database
- Open a SQL editor window/tab
- Try to type a SQL statement ending with
; (e.g., SELECT 1;)
- Observe that the semicolon character is not inserted
Expected Behavior
The semicolon (;) should be inserted normally as a character in the SQL editor, allowing proper SQL statement termination.
Actual Behavior
The semicolon key press is not registered/inserted in the SQL editor. The character simply does not appear when pressing the ; key.
Environment
- OS: Windows 11
- Chat2DB Version: Chat2DB Pro 5.1.9
- Keyboard Layout: ABNT2 (Brazilian Portuguese)
Additional Context
This issue may be related to a keyboard shortcut conflict or key binding inside the editor component, where the ; key is being intercepted by the application instead of being passed through to the text editor. It could be related to the CodeMirror or Monaco editor key mapping on Windows.
Chat2DB Version
Chat2DB Pro 5.1.9
Describe the bug
Bug Description
When typing a semicolon (
;) in the SQL editor on Windows 11, the character is not inserted into the editor. This makes it impossible to properly terminate SQL statements using the keyboard.Steps to Reproduce
;(e.g.,SELECT 1;)Expected Behavior
The semicolon (
;) should be inserted normally as a character in the SQL editor, allowing proper SQL statement termination.Actual Behavior
The semicolon key press is not registered/inserted in the SQL editor. The character simply does not appear when pressing the
;key.Environment
Additional Context
This issue may be related to a keyboard shortcut conflict or key binding inside the editor component, where the
;key is being intercepted by the application instead of being passed through to the text editor. It could be related to the CodeMirror or Monaco editor key mapping on Windows.