Object Explorer shows empty objects and behaves strangely

[yorkshirelandscape]

Describe the bug
When connected to my postgresql db, the object explorer show the expected folders, but when I expand any of them, the objects within are all empty, showing only the arrows on the left. If I mouseover, I'll see the icons, but no names. Sometimes, the other folders will have disappeared.

I can try to open queries in these empty-looking databases, but they all seem to be the postgres database and clicking the database dropdown in the query editor shows no other databases.

The Manage view doesn't show anything. It just spins or is empty.

I figured this was a permissions problem somehow, but I'm able to browse all these objects with no problem in DBeaver.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create pgsql superuser with encrypted password access and all privileges on all databases.
2. In ADS, create connection to pgsql server with created user. No special settings. Just password authentication.
3. Open object explorer and click into any folder.

Expected behavior
I expect to see the objects (databases, roles, etc.) appear normally with names and icons and for the other folders to shift downward.

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS 13.3.1

ADS (please complete the following information):

• ADS 1.45.1
• ADS PostgresSQL extension 0.5.0
• PostgreSQL 15

Additional context
PostgreSQL is running on a Debian 12 container on my Proxmox server

[DaeunYim]

Hi @yorkshirelandscape is your Mac using an intel CPU or Apple silicon?

Also, could you please provide any error logs you can find in these directories:
/Users/<user_name>/Library/Application Support/sqlops/pgsql
/Users/<user_name>/Library/Application Support/azuredatastudio/logs
(esp. /Users/<user_name>/Library/Application Support/azuredatastudio/logs//exthost1)

We weren't able to reproduce this issue on both Intel CPU and Apple Silicon, so more detailed information would be helpful.

[yorkshirelandscape]

Hi Daeun. It's an Apple silicon. M1 MacBook Pro.

Here are the logs:
logs.zip

[nasc17]

Hi Daeun. It's an Apple silicon. M1 MacBook Pro.

Here are the logs: logs.zip

Hi @yorkshirelandscape we have an update to the extension. Please try the latest stable release of PostgreSQL extension v0.6.0 and Azure Data Studio v1.47.0. Let us know if issue still persists

[yorkshirelandscape]

Hi @yorkshirelandscape we have an update to the extension. Please try the latest stable release of PostgreSQL extension v0.6.0 and Azure Data Studio v1.47.0. Let us know if issue still persists

No luck, I'm afraid. Same behavior.

[nasc17]

@yorkshirelandscape thank you for checking. Please follow these steps just to confirm the changes from our new binaries are in and then provide us with updated logs:

Navigate to "/Users/<user_name>/.azuredatastudio/extensions" and delete any existing PostgreSQL extensions. Don't worry about losing your connection information, as they will reappear once you reinstall the extension.

Once you have completed these steps, please try downloading and installing the new version of the PostgreSQL extension again.

Attempt again expanding the folders again, then provide any error logs you can find in these directories:
/Users/<user_name>/Library/Application Support/sqlops/pgsql
/Users/<user_name>/Library/Application Support/azuredatastudio/logs
(esp. /Users/<user_name>/Library/Application Support/azuredatastudio/logs//exthost1)

[yorkshirelandscape]

Sorry it's taken me so long to get back to you. At the risk of overdoing it, here are all the logs for a brief session in which I experienced the error after manually deleting the extension and reinstalling it.
20231219T052439.zip
ossdbtoolsservice.log

[nasc17]

@yorkshirelandscape thank you for the logs. We will inform you when this has been addressed in the insiders release in order for you to test against.