Query window contents removed and undo disabled on CMD+R+Dn Arrow

[jayshepherd]

OK, I know this seems weird but it's been burning me for a good while and I finally was able to reproduce the steps:

PSequel v1.5.1

1. Open a new connection
2. Have other text in the window (such as other very helpful, well thought out queries you've been working on for an hour.

3. Highlight the select * from users line
4. Press relatively quickly: Command + R + Down Arrow (I'm not sure the speed on this, or if it's just something with the 3 keys.)

The query you selected to run does run, and you now have a window without all of the other text and undo capabilities are disabled. (So, you can't CMD+Z to get back to where you where).

This appears to be the same as pressing CMD+]or CMD+[ (which also tend to disable undo)

NOTE: This only happens on a new connection. Once it has happened in a connection, you can't repeat the steps and get the same result.

[psequel]

Hmm..I tried a couple times but wasn't able to reproduce what you described. I tried on both a newly created connection and one that was created long long ago.

[jayshepherd]

I am just switching to a new computer and was able to duplicate the issue with 1.5.2

I was able to do it over and over.

CMD+R+Dn Arrow at the same time

[psequel]

Did you change the system-wide default keyboard shortcuts?

[jayshepherd]

No system-side default keyboard shortcuts were changed.

[jayshepherd]

Lost significant work in the last couple of days due to this issue. 😕

[mattay]

I have a similar issue when pressing CMD+] or CMD+[ expecting it to indent a line of text. Then I lose all my work as I'm unable to undo.

I too use CMD+R to run a query in line. As I may have multiple queries in the editor window while building complex queries.

[jayshepherd]

I hate to plug another app, but about 10-12 months ago I switched to TablePlus and been very happy. I’ve never lost work as their is a constant history of commands executed.