provide a detailed description of the affected functionality. Avoid force-pushing the commits in the PR branch, this makes reading commit history more difficult. If UI is affected, it is recommended to the bug and make a pull request (see above), the team will review it and write a PR review if necessary. If the PR is merged, then the fix will appear in the next version of the DBeaver community (which your commits otherwise (due to a lot of changes) Use our automatic codestyle checks in PRs (every PR you make in the repository will be dbeaver/dbeaver checked, and you can see the report of the check

provide a detailed description of the affected functionality. Avoid force-pushing the commits in the PR branch, this makes reading commit history more difficult. If UI is affected, it is recommended to the bug and make a pull request (see above), the team will review it and write a PR review if necessary. If the PR is merged, then the fix will appear in the next version of the DBeaver community (which your commits otherwise (due to a lot of changes) Use our automatic codestyle checks in PRs (every PR you make in the repository will be dbeaver/dbeaver checked, and you can see the report of the check

provide a detailed description of the affected functionality. Avoid force-pushing the commits in the PR branch, this makes reading commit history more difficult. If UI is affected, it is recommended to the bug and make a pull request (see above), the team will review it and write a PR review if necessary. If the PR is merged, then the fix will appear in the next version of the DBeaver community (which your commits otherwise (due to a lot of changes) Use our automatic codestyle checks in PRs (every PR you make in the repository will be dbeaver/dbeaver checked, and you can see the report of the check

provide a detailed description of the affected functionality. Avoid force-pushing the commits in the PR branch, this makes reading commit history more difficult. If UI is affected, it is recommended to the bug and make a pull request (see above), the team will review it and write a PR review if necessary. If the PR is merged, then the fix will appear in the next version of the DBeaver community (which your commits otherwise (due to a lot of changes) Use our automatic codestyle checks in PRs (every PR you make in the repository will be dbeaver/dbeaver checked, and you can see the report of the check

provide a detailed description of the affected functionality. Avoid force-pushing the commits in the PR branch, this makes reading commit history more difficult. If UI is affected, it is recommended to the bug and make a pull request (see above), the team will review it and write a PR review if necessary. If the PR is merged, then the fix will appear in the next version of the DBeaver community (which your commits otherwise (due to a lot of changes) Use our automatic codestyle checks in PRs (every PR you make in the repository will be dbeaver/dbeaver checked, and you can see the report of the check

provide a detailed description of the affected functionality. Avoid force-pushing the commits in the PR branch, this makes reading commit history more difficult. If UI is affected, it is recommended to the bug and make a pull request (see above), the team will review it and write a PR review if necessary. If the PR is merged, then the fix will appear in the next version of the DBeaver community (which your commits otherwise (due to a lot of changes) Use our automatic codestyle checks in PRs (every PR you make in the repository will be dbeaver/dbeaver checked, and you can see the report of the check

provide a detailed description of the affected functionality. Avoid force-pushing the commits in the PR branch, this makes reading commit history more difficult. If UI is affected, it is recommended to the bug and make a pull request (see above), the team will review it and write a PR review if necessary. If the PR is merged, then the fix will appear in the next version of the DBeaver community (which your commits otherwise (due to a lot of changes) Use our automatic codestyle checks in PRs (every PR you make in the repository will be dbeaver/dbeaver checked, and you can see the report of the check

provide a detailed description of the affected functionality. Avoid force-pushing the commits in the PR branch, this makes reading commit history more difficult. If UI is affected, it is recommended to the bug and make a pull request (see above), the team will review it and write a PR review if necessary. If the PR is merged, then the fix will appear in the next version of the DBeaver community (which your commits otherwise (due to a lot of changes) Use our automatic codestyle checks in PRs (every PR you make in the repository will be dbeaver/dbeaver checked, and you can see the report of the check