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Bump required SQLite version to 3.15.2 #105875
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Will it be okay to macOS too?
(From my local environment it looks okay)Will it be okay to macOS too?
(From my local environment it looks okay)
We bundle SQLite for macOS installers, so it is not a problem.
We bundle SQLite for macOS installers, so it is not a problem.
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(Also posted on Discord.)
In January 2021 (mid 3.10 development), Sergey Fodoseev and I raised the compile time (and runtime) SQLite version requirements for the sqlite3 standard library extension module to SQLite 3.7.15 (2012-12-12) or newer (commit cf0b239). That enabled us to clean up the code by getting rid of a lot of preprocessor conditionals and other version specific workarounds.
For Python 3.13 (to be released October 2024), I'll raise the version requirements to either SQLite 3.8.11.1 (2015-07-29), 3.14.2 (2016-09-12), or 3.15.2 (2016-11-28). Preferably the latter.
AFAICS on DistroWatch, we should be fine with any of those SQLite versions, for all major distros1.
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RHEL-7.9 ships with SQLite 3.7.17 but is EOL in June 2024. ↩