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Module documentation for 2.8.1.2
Depends on 17 packages
(full list with versions):
aeson, 
base, 
bytestring, 
conduit, 
containers, 
microlens-th, 
monad-logger, 
old-locale, 
persistent, 
persistent-sqlite, 
resource-pool, 
resourcet, 
text, 
time, 
transformers, 
unliftio-core, 
unordered-containers This package includes a thin sqlite3 wrapper based on the direct-sqlite package, as well as the entire C library, so there are no system dependencies.
2.8.1.2
- Add flag to enable full-text search extensions (enabled by default)
- Add flag to enable URI filename support (enabled by default)
- Add flag to enable using usleep (enabled by default)
- Enabling usleep allows sqlite to use a finer granularity when sleeping (reduces time between locks)
 
- Add flag to enable json1 extension (enabled by default)
2.8.1.1
2.8.1
- Updated SqlBackenddefinition to setconnPutManySql. #770
2.8.0
- Switch from MonadBaseControltoMonadUnliftIO
2.6.4
- Adds a new function stepConn, which uses an additional parameter to give more detailed error messages #750
- Restores the previous function signature of step, which was accidentally changed in 2.6.3.2
2.6.3.2
- This release accidentally broke API, and is deprecated on Hackage.
- Provide more detailed error messages when using the stepfunction #730
2.6.3.1
- Fix migration to avoid creating foreign-key constraints in temporary tables #736
2.6.3
- Add ‘use-pkgconfig’ flag to use pkg-config to find system SQLite library.
2.6.2.1
2.6.2
- Turned on foreign key constraints #646
- Added new SqliteConnectionInfo-based API
2.6.1
- Added functions to monitor (status) and control (softHeapLimit) process-wide SQLite memory usage.
2.6.0.1
- Ensure connection is closed if wrapConnectionWal fails
2.6
Compatibility for backend-specific upsert functionality.
A lucky contributor could try to add upsert to the sqlite backend now.
It would definitely be tricky though because sqlite does not really have this
feature.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/418898/sqlite-upsert-not-insert-or-replace/4330694#4330694
2.5.0.2
2.5.0.1
2.5
- changes for read/write typeclass split
2.2.2
- Upgrade to SQLite 3.12.1 #551
2.2.1
- Upgrade to SQLite 3.8.11.1 #444
2.2
Update to persistent 2.2
2.1.4.1
- Add missing source files #382
2.1.4
- Add log support to persistent-sqlite #381
2.1.3
- Added a Showinstance forSqliteConf.
- Use SqliteExceptioninstead of callingfail#364
2.1.2
- Turn on write-ahead log #363
- Prepending WAL=off to your connection string will recover the previous behavior.
 
2.1.1.1
Fix rendering of UTCTime to match SQLite requirements (see issue
#328).
2.1.1
Provide a FromJSON instance for SqliteConf.