Bump sqlite3 from 2.5.0 to 2.6.0

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Bumps sqlite3 from 2.5.0 to 2.6.0.

Release notes

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v2.6.0

2.6.0 / 2025-02-20

Dependencies

• Vendored sqlite is updated to v3.49.1 (from v3.47.2). #605 @​flavorjones
• Updated to rake-compiler-dock v1.9.1. #610 @​flavorjones

Important note for Window users

Loading extensions is not available on Windows when using the precompiled native gems or compiling the vendored sqlite library from source, starting with sqlite3-ruby v2.6.0.

Sqlite 3.48.0 and later have dramatically changed the "autoconf amalgamation" that is vendored in this gem. Specifically, the configuration is no longer actually autoconf, but some scripts that emulate autoconf's interface and behavior.

Although this mostly "just worked", we're having a problem resolving the libraries necessary for loading extensions. As a result, starting with sqlite3-ruby v2.6.0, extensions cannot be loaded on Windows when using precompiled native gems or when compiling the vendored sqlite library.

If you are willing and able to help fix this, let us know at sparklemotion/sqlite3-ruby#618.

febc29bd7037695779d6b482fac7f7add9af7b420a1c5120ccff79213415975e  sqlite3-2.6.0-aarch64-linux-gnu.gem
d235cf89ba96067462562bc71adf5309363a9fee09a1864667f45799f26825ca  sqlite3-2.6.0-aarch64-linux-musl.gem
88a793bf0010339e85657e460ab3ad2c7e9ee5d0e468b9dea383ff1039380056  sqlite3-2.6.0-arm64-darwin.gem
5f7e1160ad6bf6bfc0d42d1a7de95554b00a5dc7375953070d9633fedadc93bd  sqlite3-2.6.0-arm-linux-gnu.gem
a1a884d4eab3e7899badaa01f6894bb18b6ffda07fbdc4bc27c676b704f33630  sqlite3-2.6.0-arm-linux-musl.gem
a1c625f11948e6726eb082700283a8a3f4cf20b0548c0051c6104c56fedbe314  sqlite3-2.6.0.gem
9529415772dbb93f5c5a54213bbd92573fdc4b5f8e5d69fe5b21cbf0e2bea588  sqlite3-2.6.0-x64-mingw-ucrt.gem
97bbd4ae83ca7ad49b2c79a07f07071a9ed97070dd33e44f7224acf4bd30f622  sqlite3-2.6.0-x86_64-darwin.gem
415a950be612b865152dd4529b16fdce2c8962ff9fa3f6b95adbfa7b8f54f2d0  sqlite3-2.6.0-x86_64-linux-gnu.gem
6f7c9346430c4aacc9280dee6bd4d23a6f1f31013d4f9c0a720fb14ef6a801c2  sqlite3-2.6.0-x86_64-linux-musl.gem
0418d9b5e9e4cd3dcee1990c4f40055d4337136e4e66d9deb7b8d95f0192be09  sqlite3-2.6.0-x86-linux-gnu.gem
8afa15a5191f3cd42b720477867770749f136778818b518d91a0a467d1074071  sqlite3-2.6.0-x86-linux-musl.gem

Changelog

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2.6.0 / 2025-02-20

Dependencies

• Vendored sqlite is updated to v3.49.1 (from v3.47.2). #605 @​flavorjones
• Updated to rake-compiler-dock v1.9.1. #610 @​flavorjones

Important note for Window users

Loading extensions is not available on Windows when using the precompiled native gems or compiling the vendored sqlite library from source, starting with sqlite3-ruby v2.6.0.

Sqlite 3.48.0 and later have dramatically changed the "autoconf amalgamation" that is vendored in this gem. Specifically, the configuration is no longer actually autoconf, but some scripts that emulate autoconf's interface and behavior.

Although this mostly "just worked", we're having a problem resolving the libraries necessary for loading extensions. As a result, starting with sqlite3-ruby v2.6.0, extensions cannot be loaded on Windows when using precompiled native gems or when compiling the vendored sqlite library.

If you are willing and able to help fix this, let us know at sparklemotion/sqlite3-ruby#618.

Commits

• 2724f7b version bump to v2.6.0
• f4e5405 Merge pull request #605 from sparklemotion/flavorjones-dep-sqlite-3.48.0
• a9733db Database#enable_load_extension def only if extensions are available
• 4744340 dep: update vendored sqlite to v3.49.1
• 2977936 dep: update vendored sqlite to 3.49.0
• 49f4a11 dep: update vendored sqlite to 3.48.0
• 53bfe7a Merge pull request #617 from sparklemotion/dependabot/bundler/rdoc-6.12.0
• df8fc23 build(deps-dev): update rdoc requirement from 6.11.0 to 6.12.0
• 7b25a20 dev: Add rake task test:gdb
• a6e47d8 Merge pull request #616 from sparklemotion/flavorjones-test-use-proper-native...
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