Changes between Version 50 and Version 51 of PySqlite

Timestamp:

Sep 8, 2010, 9:10:07 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

Remy Blank

Comment:

Mention not to use 2.5.2 - 2.5.4.

PySqlite

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 Detailed information about older releases:
- * either the 1.x release branch of PySqlite 
+ * Trac 0.11.x still supports the 1.x release branch of PySqlite 
    * version 1.1.6 as of this writing,
    * version ''1.1.7'' required if using SQLite >= 3.3.3 
    But really, you should be using the 2.x versions, at this time.
- * or, '''better''', one of the newer 2.x release branch 
+ * Trac 0.12.x requires one of the newer 2.x release branch 
    * version >= 2.0.5 preferred, 
    * 2.0.3 has been reported to cause [ticket:2688 crashes] on Windows
    * version '''2.0.7''' required if using SQLite >= 3.3.3 
- * the ''2.1.3'' version appears to work well with Trac.
+ * The ''2.1.3'' version appears to work well with Trac.
    This release branch features a new statement cache and 
    a better handling of concurrent write operations.
- * the ''2.2.0'' version appears to work with Trac as well
+ * The ''2.2.0'' version appears to work with Trac as well
    (I tested the 2.4 egg from initd on Windows, and on Linux I 
    built it from source, linking with sqlite-3.3.4; so far both 
    are working perfectly)
- * the ''2.3.2'' version is the one which ships with Python 2.5 (available there as the `sqlite3` package. Trac tries to use it if the `pysqlite2` package is installed).
- * you need ''2.3.3'' if you use Apache and `mod_cache` (see Pysqlite:#174).
+ * The ''2.3.2'' version is the one which ships with Python 2.5 (available there as the `sqlite3` package. Trac tries to use it if the `pysqlite2` package is installed).
+ * You need ''2.3.3'' if you use Apache and `mod_cache` (see Pysqlite:#174).
+ * The versions 2.5.2 - 2.5.4 have a bug that prevents upgrading from 0.11 to 0.12 (and possibly other breakage), so don't use any of those (see #9434).
 
 Note that bug reports involving the obsolete pysqlite 1.0.x (for SQLite v2)