Sqlite upgrade 3.38.0 #93
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What would it take for this get merged and with a bump on |
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I am not used to the release process. However, I have updated the version of its embedded SQLite, and all tests have passed. The tests of |
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@herberteuler Thanks. I have separately updated to 3.38.5 but used one of your commits. |
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This change upgrades the embedded SQLite to version 3.38.0, which supports the new
->and->>operators, and is required for Selda's JSON support on the SQLite backend.Most of the tests passed, except this one mentioned in #92. I have removed the case, as the behavior after a failed table creation is undocumented, and the other aspects of the case are already covered by the earlier cases.
I have also bumped the version to 2.3.27, if that is appropriate.