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Debt: upstream changes from vscode-node-sqlite3 #11

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  1. daniellockyer commented on Apr 12, 2022

    @daniellockyer

    Hey Benjamin Pasero (@bpasero) and Robo (@deepak1556) 🙂 I'm one of the new maintainers for node-sqlite3 after Ghost took over stewardship of the project.

    I wanted to let you know that we're absolutely open to upstreaming your changes. I'm currently working on getting CI fixed up and getting a new release w/ prebuilt binaries but then we should be good to see what can be done.

    Note: Ghost actually uses @vscode/sqlite3 after Knex switched to your fork 😛 I'm hopeful we can switch back to the original version 🙂

  2. kibertoad commented on Apr 12, 2022

    @kibertoad

    We will switch after new release of sqlite is available :)

  3. bpasero commented on Apr 12, 2022

    @bpasero

    Daniel Lockyer (@daniellockyer) that is excellent news! we would love to switch then back to the official version ❤️

  4. daniellockyer commented on Apr 13, 2022

    @daniellockyer

    sqlite3 v5.0.3 has been released 🙂

  5. daniellockyer commented on May 21, 2022

    @daniellockyer

    Hey Benjamin Pasero (@bpasero) - I've fixed up the repo and it's feeling more stable now. Would you like to rebase your PRs and then we can get them merged 🙂

  6. bpasero commented on May 27, 2022

    @bpasero

    Yes will do in our debt week (early June).

  7. bpasero commented on Jun 9, 2022

    @bpasero

    Done, will see for the other two.

  8. daniellockyer commented on Sep 13, 2022

    @daniellockyer

    Benjamin Pasero (@bpasero) Thanks for all the PRs 🙂

    Q: is there a specific reason that vscode is still using this fork? https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/28e52a46fe8df0c924c881e438e124c05f171b9c/package.json#L68. Is there anything I can do to get it to switch back? Or is it dependent on the pending PRs?

    We have a VSCode user reporting a bug when building VScode and I've just discovered it's still using the fork here 🙂

  9. bpasero commented on Sep 14, 2022

    @bpasero

    We plan to drop our fork, but we have currently no available engineering resources to do it. It is not as simple as just changing the library, it is also validating all the changes that went in (including SQLite itself) brings no regressions.

  10. daniellockyer commented on Sep 14, 2022

    @daniellockyer

    That's understandable 🙂 Let me know if I can help anywhere

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