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Tue Aug 5 08:38:22 UTC 2025 - John Paul Adrian Glaubitz <adrian.glaubitz@suse.com>
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- Update to 3.50.4.0
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* PyPI binary builds are available for:
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* Python 3.14
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* Windows ARM
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* Python 3.14 `free threaded`__ (no GIL). The GIL will be
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enabled when APSW is loaded. APSW will be free threaded
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in the future (#568)
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- from version 3.50.3.0
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* preupdate_hook` is available. The `commit` and `rollback`
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hooks let you provide multiple callbacks, multiplex by APSW.
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`apsw.ext.Trace` can now show updates, and transaction begin,
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commit, and rollback.
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- from version 3.50.2.0
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* PyPi builds now use `cibuildwheel version 3` which advances
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the minimum supported Linux distribution. It is configured
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to continue building both 32 and 64 bit binaries.
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- from version 3.50.1.0
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* No user visible changes.
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- from version 3.50.0.0
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* Full support for the `session`
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* Added `Connection.setlk_timeout`, `apsw.mapping_setlk_timeout_flags`,
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and enabled the timeout for amalgamation builds such as PyPI.
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* Shell `open command <shell-cmd-open>` allows specifying flags to
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open a connection, and `connection command <shell-cmd-connection>`
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shows flags used for each open. (#557)
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* Type stubs updated to `collections.abc.Buffer` (Python 3.12+)
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wherever some bytes are taken. `Buffers `__ have always been used,
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but Python 3.12 added typing.
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- from version 3.49.2.0
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* Shell dump command handles generated columns correctly. (#556)
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- from version 3.49.1.0
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* No APSW changes.
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- from version 3.49.0.0
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* `Connection.set_progress_handler` allows multiple callbacks
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(multiplexed by APSW).
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* Added `apsw.ext.query_limit` to limit total row count and execution
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time within a block. (#520)
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* `Connection.config` updated with new DBCONFIG options
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* Adjustments for SQLite's new build process.
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- from version 3.48.0.0
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* You can `pass any Python objects <pyobject>` into SQLite, and
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return them when used as runtime values such as functions. SQLite's
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`pointer passing interface` is used behind the scenes. (#521)
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* `Source releases <sources>` are also available in tar format (#548),
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and have updated source release signing `instructions <verifydownload>`.
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(#549)
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* `Shared cache` (2006) is omitted when APSW includes the amalgamation
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like PyPI builds. This is `recommended by SQLite `, has been `discouraged
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for a long time`. `apsw.enable_shared_cache` will raise an exception
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if called and the shared cache has been omitted. You can see what options
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are in effect in `apsw.compile_options`. If you were using it for
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shared memory databases then `use the memdb VFS <memdb>`.
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- from version 3.47.2.0
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* Added `apsw.ext.page_usage_to_svg` which shows database usage as
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SVG. Available as shell `.pages-svg command <shell-cmd-pages-svg>`.
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- from version 3.47.1.0
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* Documentation on how to `build for packagers <packagers>` such as
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those maintaining Linux and BSD distributions.
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* Documentation on how to `build for pyodide>`, the Python WASM
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implementation that runs in the browser and NPM. PyPI does not
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accept pyodide packages yet.
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* A command line tool ``apsw`` is defined which invokes the `shell
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<shell>`. This also allows using `uvx apsw` without having to
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explicitly install APSW.
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* Added `apsw.ext.analyze_pages` which uses `dbstat` to provide useful
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information about the pages making up the database, and fragmentation.
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The shell `.pages command <shell-cmd-pages>` shows it in a pretty form.
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- from version 3.47.0.0
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* Support for Python 3.8 removed (#539).
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* The readonly database statistics virtual table (`dbstat`) is enabled
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by default for PyPI builds, and when ``--enable-all-extensions`` is
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passed to manual `builds <build>`.
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* Added `recursive triggers <apsw.bestpractice.connection_recursive_triggers>`
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and `optimize <apsw.bestpractice.connection_optimize>` to `apsw.bestpractice`.
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* Multiple callbacks can be present for `Connection.trace_v2` with APSW ensuring
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they are all called (#502)
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* `Connection.trace_v2` callback information now has ``trigger``, ``id``,
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and ``total_changes`` fields.
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* Added `Connection.data_version` for getting a change counter. `pragma
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data_version` doesn't update when changes are made on the same connection,
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only others.
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* Added `apsw.ext.ShowResourceUsage` for getting resource and SQLite usage
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in a context block, and also use it for the shell `timer <shell-cmd-timer>`
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command.
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* Added `apsw.ext.Trace` for tracing SQL execution, row and change
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counting, and timing per statement for use in a context block.
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* Added `FTS5 support <textsearch>` including registering and
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calling tokenizers, and auxiliary functions. The `apsw.fts5`
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module provides many additional classes and methods for working with
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FTS5, including tokenizers for HTML, JSON, regular expressions,
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support tokenizers for synonyms, stop words, transformers, and a
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`~apsw.fts5.Table` class that wraps access to a FTS5 table
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(including `creating one <apsw.fts5.Table.create>`) with
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`~apsw.fts5.Table.search`, `~apsw.fts5.Table.more_like`,
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and `~apsw.fts5.Table.query_suggest`. `apsw.fts5query` can
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parse, modify, and reconstruct queries. The shell gets a `ftsq
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<shell-cmd-ftsq>` command for issuing queries.
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* Added `apsw.unicode` which implements Unicode algorithms for
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determining codepoint groups making up a user perceived character,
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word and sentence splitting, and where line breaks can be made. These
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are used to make provided FTS5 tokenizers and auxiliary functions
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fully Unicode aware. There are many additional methods such as
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getting categories, stripping diacritics, case folding, width when
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output to a terminal, text wrapping, and more.
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* `apsw.ext.format_query_table` uses `apsw.unicode` to get widths and
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line breaks more accurate. As a side effect it loses the `word_wrap`
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parameter (breaking change).
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- Add support for both update-alternatives and libalternatives
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- Include apsw binary in %files section
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- Remove shebang from all Python sources
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- Switch upstream source back to PyPi
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- Update BuildRequires from pyproject.toml
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
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Sat Sep 28 19:15:48 UTC 2024 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
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- update to 3.46.1.0:
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* The shell dump command outputs the application_id in addition
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to the user_version.
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
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Sun Jun 30 21:32:30 UTC 2024 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
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