15.0.1

Add sqliteValue convenience properties for a number of basic types.

15.0.0

Publish and subscribe to changes from other processes to allow SQLiteDatabase to be used in, for example, an iOS app and app extension at the same time.

14.2.0

Consume SynchronizedDynamic dynamic library instead of statically linking it.

14.1.2

Forces every database connection to be created in "serialized" mode to prevent exceptions or data loss when accessing the connection from multiple threads. Apple compiles SQLite with "multi-thread" mode enabled, even though the SQLite default is "serialized" mode.

Multi-thread. In this mode, SQLite can be safely used by multiple threads provided that no single database connection is used simultaneously in two or more threads.

Serialized. In serialized mode, SQLite can be safely used by multiple threads with no restriction.

https://www.sqlite.org/threadsafe.html

14.1.1

Reduce locked code in SQLiteFutureSubscription.sendResult().

14.1.0

Add Combine publishers for reading, writing, and executing queries in a transaction. All of these methods are implemented as asynchronous futures, which is a departure from the synchronous read(), write(), and inTransaction() methods.

14.0.0

Rename Database to SQLiteDatabase.

13.0.0

Improve thread-safety of SQLitePublisher, remove public interfaces for Database.observe() methods, and default to using an in-memory database if no path is supplied.

12.1.0

Add support for the VACUUM command and the auto_vacuum and incremental_vacuum PRAGMAs.

12.0.1

Use rethrows for Database.inTransaction(_:) instead of throws.