SQLite Release 3.51.3 (opens in new tab)

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5 pointschungy12d ago4 comments

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chungyOP12d ago

Release 3.52.0 has been temporarily withdrawn until a few critical bug fixes land for 3.52.1: https://sqlite.org/releaselog/3_52_0.html

chmaynard12d ago

From the release history: "Due to backwards-compatibility issues associated with some new features, the 3.52.0 release has been withdrawn."

3.52.0 seems to work fine for me. For now, I'll avoid using any of the new features (with fingers crossed).

SQLite12d ago

As long as you are not using indexes on expressions where the expression value is a floating point number that is computed using one or more text->binary conversions, then you should be fine.

chungyOP12d ago

I don't expect them to take too long in getting a bug-fixed 3.52.1 out, but I'm neither on the SQLite team nor can I make such promises ;)

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4 comments

chungyOP12d ago

Release 3.52.0 has been temporarily withdrawn until a few critical bug fixes land for 3.52.1: https://sqlite.org/releaselog/3_52_0.html

chmaynard12d ago

From the release history: "Due to backwards-compatibility issues associated with some new features, the 3.52.0 release has been withdrawn."

3.52.0 seems to work fine for me. For now, I'll avoid using any of the new features (with fingers crossed).

SQLite12d ago

As long as you are not using indexes on expressions where the expression value is a floating point number that is computed using one or more text->binary conversions, then you should be fine.

chungyOP12d ago

I don't expect them to take too long in getting a bug-fixed 3.52.1 out, but I'm neither on the SQLite team nor can I make such promises ;)

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