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Can't Drag/Move Connections into Folders
Description
- Create connection
- Create folder
- Try to drag connection into folder using mouse
- Fail
A pretty easy workaround is to copy/paste the connection into the desired folder, and then delete the original.
DBeaver Version
CE 22.3.2
Operating System
Ubuntu 22.04 w/X.org
Database and driver
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Steps to reproduce
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Additional context
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Ah yeah that looks like it's my problem. I'm running on Ubuntu using x.org (wayland disabled).
Sorry, I do not understand. Is your problem solved? Did you try to update DBeaver? Because https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/issues/17415 is closed already.
@LonwoLonwo I saw there was a commit in December re: #17415 so I was just assuming this hadn't made it to a release yet, but I'll re-open this just in case.
Same issue here, but I'm on Arch. Kernel 6.1.8/DE: Plasma 5.26.5/x11. I noticed the issue on dbeaver version 22.3.2, so I downloaded 22.3.3 to test if it's fixed, but the behavior is the same. I know I've drag-n-dropped successfully at some point in the past, but not sure how long ago.
The issue is the same both in the 'database navigator' and 'projects' view. Drag and drop does not work for moving connections between folders, moving folders into other folders, rearranging folders or connections
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49351525/216105254-bf889b7e-87e8-4319-9761-ac8a46cf28b9.mp4
Edit: I can also confirm that switching to a Wayland session fixes the issue, so this is x.org/x11 specific.
It is happening for me using Ubuntu 22.04 with Xorg.
As workaround I copied the connections and pasted inside the folder. And then deleted the old ones.
It's strange, I'm with this exact versions on ubuntu and dbeaver e it's working!
It's strange, I'm with this exact versions on ubuntu and dbeaver e it's working!
It's because you're using Wayland now, the upgrade to Ubuntu must have changed the default for you.
I'm also having this issue. I'm using Ubuntu 22.04 with Xorg. DBeaver 23.0.3.202304231635
Not working for me. Same issue: Cannot drag/drop connections into folders. Rocky Linux release 8.7 (Green Obsidian) DBeaver Version 23.1.2.202307091549
I can confirm this issue does not work for me either: Dbeaver: Version 23.1.4.202308061552 OS: Ubuntu 22.04 Display Server: X11
Work around
- Copy and Paste the connection into the folder
- Delete the old connection
- Rename the new connection (removing the '1' at the end of the name)
Does the workaround preserve the "SQL Editor"->"Recent SQL script" ? I use that all the time on 50+ connections
Update: Think the answer is no :-( ( DBeaver 23.2.1.202309250303 @ Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS)
Guess you can tweak some files in ~/snap/dbeaver-ce/current/.local/share/DBeaverData/workspace6/General/.dbeaver but I would prefer not to do that as I may miss some references
Correct workaround is doing right click "Edit Connection" and modify folder to any predefined folder in the dropdown field.
Does the workaround preserve the "SQL Editor"->"Recent SQL script" ?
Thanks for the warning, I didn't know this would happen after the copy procedure.
I have Dbeaver installed on Arch and following this path I could get my scripts back.
~/.local/share/DBeaverData/workspace6/General/Scripts/
Using "snap" I think you can follow the path to copy your .sql scripts: ~/snap/dbeaver-ce/current/.local/share/DBeaverData/workspace6/General/Scripts/
Still occurring on DBeaver 24.0.0.202403031740
- OS Name: Fedora Linux 39 (Workstation Edition)
- OS Type: 64-bit
- GNOME Version: 45.5
- Windowing System: X11
- Kernel Version: Linux 6.7.9-200.fc39.x86_64
In the meantime, as posted above, it works fine to use Right click connection -> Edit Connection -> General tab -> Connection folder.
Yeah, for connection the workaround works fine. But if you want to move folder, you don't have such option.
BTW - it still does not work for me
- OS Name: Ubuntu 23.10
- Windowing system: X11
- DBeaver Version: 24.1.0.202406021658
