Description
On macOS, the input fields for modifying configuration files do not support pasting content. This is a usability issue that makes configuration changes more cumbersome.
Steps to Reproduce
- Navigate to the configuration section in the OceanBase seekdb interface.
- Attempt to paste content into one of the configuration input fields (e.g., using Cmd+V).
- Observe that the paste operation does not work.
The following input fields are affected (as shown in the screenshot):

Environment
- System: macOS
- Version: Please provide the output of
bin/observer -V. If this test also involves a version change for obproxy, please also provide the output of obproxy -V.
- Is this an RD-provided temporary version?: No
- Reproducibility: Consistently reproducible
- Test Changes: Not specified
- Other environmental anomalies/changes: None reported
- Environment Information: Not provided (e.g., connection strings, deployment info).
- Log Information: Not provided.
Impact
This is a usability issue that affects the efficiency of configuring the database, especially when users need to copy and paste values from other sources.
Other Notes
This is a feature request to improve the user interface. The request is for the input fields in the configuration interface to support standard paste operations (Cmd+V) on macOS.
Description
On macOS, the input fields for modifying configuration files do not support pasting content. This is a usability issue that makes configuration changes more cumbersome.
Steps to Reproduce
The following input fields are affected (as shown in the screenshot):

Environment
bin/observer -V. If this test also involves a version change for obproxy, please also provide the output ofobproxy -V.Impact
This is a usability issue that affects the efficiency of configuring the database, especially when users need to copy and paste values from other sources.
Other Notes
This is a feature request to improve the user interface. The request is for the input fields in the configuration interface to support standard paste operations (Cmd+V) on macOS.