I open the SQL worksheet (icon "pen with SQL"), immediately select File ->
Quit, then it informs me that there are changes and if I want to save them.
But I didn't change anything. Is it possible to fix that?
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Reshat Sabiq wrote:
> Although you have a point, i still think asking for a locale provides
> advantages:
> 1. Some system locales might not be supported.
Unlikely. pgAdmin supports more languages than any other program I
know.
> 2. Multilingual people might want to choose a locale other than t
Andreas Pflug wrote:
> Forgot to mention:
> If selecting "Default", the system locale *is* used, as it is to
> display the language selection box. We had a bug not storing the
> user's choice for "Default" to configuration which was fixed
> yesterday.
To me this is not so much a question of functi
Andreas Pflug wrote:
> We *could* disable it, but by asking as early as possible the app
> will come up with the right language immediately. Changing it later
> in Options will lead to a mixed language until the next restart.
My point is that it shouldn't have to ask at all. It should look at the
Why does pgadmin have to ask for the language at first start and cannot
determine the language from the system locale?
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