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Microsoft.Data.SQLite currently supports many platforms while System.Data.SQLite is windows-only. By supporting M.D.S we will have sqlite support on macos etc. Microsoft.Data.SQLite is also netstandard2 compatible (as opposed to S.D.S) for when #15 is getting addressed
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This probably already works if using an appropriate connection string and DbProviderFactory setup in app.config. Nothing at compile-time relies on System.Data.SQLite specifically being used at runtime.
There is one place where I'll want to add detection of that connection type, but it happens to already work since the default for unrecognized connection types is the same as for SQLite connections. That is the max # of parameters per SQL command, which is 999 for SQLite.
Microsoft.Data.SQLite
currently supports many platforms whileSystem.Data.SQLite
is windows-only. By supporting M.D.S we will have sqlite support on macos etc.Microsoft.Data.SQLite
is also netstandard2 compatible (as opposed to S.D.S) for when #15 is getting addressedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: