v5.0-dev1

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NOTE: This is a IN-DEVELOPMENT release for Godot-SQLite with EXPERIMENTAL FEATURES. This release should NOT be used for production. The latest version for this plugin, intended for production purposes, can be found here.

!!! This release contains BREAKING CHANGES !!!

Download the demo-project and/or the necessary binaries below.

Dependencies Versions

Godot v4.5-stable
SQLite v3.51.0

Supported Operating Systems:

• Mac OS X (universal)
• Linux
• Windows
• Android (arm64 & x86_64)
• iOS (arm64)
• HTML5

Breaking Changes

• Remove the SQLite-class and split the functionality into three separate classes:
  • SQLiteConnection: Represents a connection to an SQLite database.
  • SQLiteConnectionParams: Connection parameters that have to be passed to SQLiteConnection.open().
  • SQLiteEnums: Common enums used by the Godot SQLite plugin.
• Remove the open_db()-method; instead the user now needs to use the new static open()-method to instantiate a SQLiteConnection object.
• Remove the close_db()-method; instead closing the connection if fully managed by the garbage collector (= Connection is closed when the SQLiteConnection object goes out-of-scope).
• Remove the query_result- and query_result_by_reference-properties; instead the user has to supply an optional array as an input argument that is then populated by the query.
• Remove the default_extension-property; instead the user has to provide the extension as part of the path.
• Add the static get_open_error()-method that can be used to figure out what went wrong when the open()-method returns null.
• Instead of returning success booleans; methods now return the ResultCode enum which is defined in the SQLiteEnums-class.
• The path and read_only-properties of the SQLiteConnection class are now read-only which better reflects that they cannot be changed after the connection has already been established. Instead they should be set in the SQLiteConnectionParams object.

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This discussion was created from the release v5.0-dev1.