Ok, makes sense. Since psql depends on readline, I'm adding their bug mailing list to the loop, and reposting the original bug report:
This is probably hard to reproduce, but I entered a state where the command I was writing was wrapping around at the 81st character while in full screen, and the 1st character was being overwritten.This did not affect the command sent to the server, but I would not have a way to see what command I just entered. I'm using ubuntu 18.04, the terminal is Gnome Terminal 3.28.2 Below is a short video showcasing the issue. I thought I had muted my mic, but apparently I didn't, please enjoy my nation's anthem while observing said bug. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xdj96v2StfM9E7HuM5NOsnOVssjw5fcg/view?usp=drive_web Additionally, while researching this bug, I found a reproducible variation of this bug: 1- Open a terminal at a normal size. 2- Write enough characters so that they correctly wrap around into a new line. 3- Maximize the window 4- Minimize it again You will find that the command is visibly duplicated. Again this is aesthetic, the command is not duplicated when it's sent to the server. You can find a video of this bug below (I gotta learn how to turn that mic off) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1M102uK6yTHyLhEKtR_UsObzwMaaI2teX/view?usp=drive_web Good luck! Let me know if you need any help. El vie., 20 de dic. de 2019 a la(s) 18:21, Tom Lane ([email protected]) escribió: > > Tomas Zubiri <[email protected]> writes: > > This is probably hard to reproduce, but I entered a state where the > > command I was writing was wrapping around at the 81st character while > > in full screen, and the 1st character was being overwritten.This did > > not affect the command sent to the server, but I would not have a way > > to see what command I just entered. > > You probably need to discuss this with the readline folks, not us. > > regards, tom lane
