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SQL editor mouse cursor remains an arrow instead of changing to text cursor #2790
On Linux, when moving the mouse over the SQL query input/editor in Chat2DB, the mouse cursor remains the default arrow cursor instead of changing to the text/I-beam cursor.
The SQL editor itself works normally and text can be entered, but the cursor appearance is incorrect.
Steps to Reproduce
Launch Chat2DB on Ubuntu Linux.
Open a database connection.
Open the SQL query/editor page.
Move the mouse pointer over the SQL input area.
Observe the mouse cursor.
Expected Behavior
The mouse cursor should change to the text/I-beam cursor (I) when hovering over the SQL editor, indicating that the area is editable.
Actual Behavior
The mouse cursor remains the default arrow cursor (↖) even when hovering over the SQL editor.
Logs
Screenshots or Additional Context
No response
Impact
Data loss
Workaround
Not sure
Submission Checklist
I reproduced this on the selected Chat2DB edition.
Thanks for the clear report. I understand that in Chat2DB Community 5.3.4 on Ubuntu 24.04.2 Desktop, the SQL editor remains usable but shows the default arrow cursor instead of the text/I-beam cursor when hovered.
The reproduction steps and expected versus actual behavior are complete. The next maintainer step is to reproduce this on the Linux desktop build and inspect the SQL editor's cursor styling or desktop runtime handling.
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github-actions commentedon Aug 28, 2026
Thanks for the clear report. I understand that in Chat2DB Community 5.3.4 on Ubuntu 24.04.2 Desktop, the SQL editor remains usable but shows the default arrow cursor instead of the text/I-beam cursor when hovered.
The reproduction steps and expected versus actual behavior are complete. The next maintainer step is to reproduce this on the Linux desktop build and inspect the SQL editor's cursor styling or desktop runtime handling.
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seqwait commentedon Aug 30, 2026
Hi, could you please confirm whether this issue has been reproduced and accepted for fixing?
Thanks!