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I am experiencing a GNOME Shell crash when using DBeaver Community Edition installed via Flatpak. The issue occurs specifically when I open two or more tabs from the same database but with different tables, and then try to move one of the tabs to reorganize them. This results in an immediate crash of GNOME Shell.
Steps to Reproduce:
Open DBeaver
Connect to a database and open two or more tabs with different tables from the same database.
Attempt to drag and move one of the tabs to a different position to reorganize.
Observe GNOME Shell crashing immediately.
Additional context
I've reproduced this issue, even with the .tar.gz package. I can thus state that this is not Flathub specific, but that there is a bug in your application.
DBeaver Version
24.0.4, both Flathub and .tar.gz version
Operating System
Fedora Linux 40
Database and driver
Irrelevant. Can be reproduced with the sample database.
Steps to reproduce
Open a database
Open multiple tables
Re-arrange
Additional context
Screencast.from.2024-05-16.13-40-50.mp4
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@serjiokov No problem, I am one of the Flathub volunteers after all. I maintain the package now for 4 years, and in that time DBeaver had half a million downloads. It's one of the most popular software development packages on Flathub:
Description
Based on this report for the DBeaver Flathub package:
flathub/io.dbeaver.DBeaverCommunity#268
Additional context
I've reproduced this issue, even with the .tar.gz package. I can thus state that this is not Flathub specific, but that there is a bug in your application.
DBeaver Version
24.0.4, both Flathub and .tar.gz version
Operating System
Fedora Linux 40
Database and driver
Irrelevant. Can be reproduced with the sample database.
Steps to reproduce
Additional context
Screencast.from.2024-05-16.13-40-50.mp4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: