docs(changelog): note the data grid, editor, and filter UX fixes

Author: datlechin

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -14,6 +14,11 @@ and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0
 ### Fixed
 
 - Switching schemas on an Oracle connection no longer hangs on an infinite loading spinner. Oracle now switches by schema like BigQuery, the sidebar lists every schema with its tables loading on expand, Oracle queries respect the query timeout setting and reconnect automatically after a timeout, and a schema load that fails shows an error with a Retry button instead of spinning forever. Works with an already-installed Oracle plugin; updating the plugin adds the query timeout enforcement. (#1807)
+- Resizing a data grid column no longer triggers a sort. Dragging a column edge only resizes it; clicking the header still sorts.
+- Hidden columns stay hidden. The columns you choose to show are remembered per table across sessions, and resizing a column no longer brings the hidden ones back. Column widths and order are remembered per table too, now kept separately for each connection, database, and schema so two tables with the same name no longer overwrite each other's layout. A Reset Columns button in the Columns popover puts widths, order, and visibility back to defaults. Existing saved column widths reset once as part of this change.
+- Query and filter errors now appear in a scrollable banner you can read, select, and copy, with a Fix with AI button, instead of a small dialog that cut the message off.
+- The filter autocomplete no longer pops up on empty input, and pressing Escape to close it no longer also closes the filter bar.
+- The editor autocomplete popup no longer draws over the status bar or the Columns and Add buttons, and clicking outside it now dismisses it. This fixes the bottom-right buttons and the editor mouse going dead after the popup had appeared.
 
 ## [0.55.0] - 2026-07-04
 

docs/features/data-grid.mdx

@@ -50,10 +50,12 @@ This filter runs on the rows already loaded, so it covers the current page only.
 
 ### Resize and Hide
 
-Drag a column border to resize, or double-click it to fit the content. Widths are saved per table.
+Drag a column border to resize, or double-click it to fit the content. Dragging the border only resizes; it never triggers a sort.
 
 Hide columns from the columns button in the status bar or the header menu. A hidden column isn't fetched, so hiding a large column makes the table load faster. The primary key is always fetched, so editing still works.
 
+Column widths, order, and which columns are hidden are remembered per table and restored the next time you open it. Each table keeps its own layout per connection, database, and schema, so two tables with the same name in different databases don't share one. Click **Reset Columns** in the columns popover to put everything back to defaults.
+
 ### Display Format
 
 UUIDs and Unix timestamps render in a readable form when the column type and name match (for example a `BINARY(16)` column named `uuid`, or a `BIGINT` named `created_at`). Right-click a header and choose **Display As** to set the format per column. Toggle the automatic behavior in **Settings > Editor > Smart value detection**.

docs/features/filtering.mdx

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ created_at > NOW() - INTERVAL 7 DAY
 price * quantity > 1000
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-As you type, autocomplete suggests the table's columns and SQL keywords at every position in the expression, including after AND and OR. Use the arrow keys to pick a suggestion and Tab or Return to insert it.
+As you type, autocomplete suggests the table's columns and SQL keywords at every position in the expression, including after AND and OR. Use the arrow keys to pick a suggestion and Tab or Return to insert it. Suggestions only appear once you start a word, not on an empty field or after a space. Press Escape to dismiss the suggestions; the filter bar stays open.
 
 To switch a row to column mode, select a column from the picker.