This was a bug in the brew-installed cb binary when run inside a container, fixed in v3.4.4, so upgrading is the cleanest fix. If youre stuck on an older version, two workarounds from the maintainer: create an API key in the Crunchy Bridge dashboard and set the CB_API_KEY environment variable instea…
The fuzzy REPL was a rendering bug in cb psql 3.4.1, fixed in 3.5.1, so upgrading is the fix. If you need to stay on the old version, the workaround is to simplify your psql PROMPT1 so it renders on a single predictable line, the reporter used \set PROMPT1 '(%n@%M:%>) %`date +%H:%M:%S` [%/] \n%x%# '…
cb psql wasnt propagating SIGWINCH, so after a terminal resize it kept the old size and mangled line wrapping. The maintainer reproduced it and shipped the fix in v3.5.1. Upgrade to 3.5.1 or later and the resize handling works. The reporter confirmed the fix, so theres no separate workaround needed.…
brew was shipping the x64 cb binary on arm64 Macs, which then crashed with an invalid instruction. The maintainer fixed the formula and confirmed the fix in v3.5.1. If you still have a broken install, just reinstall: brew reinstall CrunchyData/brew/cb and check with file $(which cb) that you get an …
This was a bug in the brew-installed cb binary when run inside a container, fixed in v3.4.4, so upgrading is the cleanest fix. If youre stuck on an older version, two workarounds from the maintainer: create an API key in the Crunchy Bridge dashboard and set the CB_API_KEY environment variable instea…
The fuzzy REPL was a rendering bug in cb psql 3.4.1, fixed in 3.5.1, so upgrading is the fix. If you need to stay on the old version, the workaround is to simplify your psql PROMPT1 so it renders on a single predictable line, the reporter used \set PROMPT1 '(%n@%M:%>) %`date +%H:%M:%S` [%/] \n%x%# '…
cb psql wasnt propagating SIGWINCH, so after a terminal resize it kept the old size and mangled line wrapping. The maintainer reproduced it and shipped the fix in v3.5.1. Upgrade to 3.5.1 or later and the resize handling works. The reporter confirmed the fix, so theres no separate workaround needed.…
brew was shipping the x64 cb binary on arm64 Macs, which then crashed with an invalid instruction. The maintainer fixed the formula and confirmed the fix in v3.5.1. If you still have a broken install, just reinstall: brew reinstall CrunchyData/brew/cb and check with file $(which cb) that you get an …