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4.0.0

Added

  • Added plugin manifest to allow for automatic registration of the provider coming in `NSchema 4.0.0.

4.3.0

Added

  • Data migrations. Supports the MIGRATION … FOR data migrations introduced in NSchema.Core 4.3.

5.0.0

Tracks the NSchema.Core 5.0.0 rearchitecture (lockstep major versioning). See the core changelog for the engine-wide changes; the provider-facing ones are below.

Added

  • new asks which file to use. The plugin declares the database file as a scaffolding question and composes the answer into the connection_string it writes.

Changed

  • UseSqlite(...) replaces UseSqliteSchema(...), and UseSqliteDialect() replaces UseSqliteGenerator().
  • Introspection implements IDatabaseIntrospector (the core seam replacing ISchemaProvider) and returns the new NSchema.Model schema model.
  • SQL generation is a SqlDialect (the core seam replacing ISqlGenerator), registered via UseSqliteDialect().
  • Unsupported operations are error diagnostics now. Actions SQLite cannot express (in-place column changes, constraint changes on an existing table, sequences, enums, routines, grants, materialized views, …) surface as errors on the plan result instead of throwing NotSupportedException, so you always get the complete plan.
  • Comment changes are skipped with a warning. SQLite has no COMMENT ON; a declared comment previously emitted no SQL silently, and now carries a warning diagnostic explaining why it never converges.
  • The plugin is configured by a DATABASE statement (replacing the PROVIDER block), and its scaffold template no longer pins a version — the host owns the PLUGIN declaration.

5.1.0

Changed

  • main is reported as a schema SQLite provides. It is a container rather than something a migration creates, and declaring it is a warning.

5.2.0

Added

  • Type references are never checked for existence. SQLite accepts any type name — a column’s type is advisory — so the provider now declares this (SqliteSqlEquivalence.ValidatesTypeNames), and a plan resolves every type reference rather than hedging about names it cannot verify.

5.3.0

Changed

  • A create is a create. CREATE VIEW no longer drops an existing view first: the unconditional drop-and-create renders only for the new replace action, where the plan knows the view exists. A create colliding with a view the plan didn’t know about now fails loudly instead of silently overwriting it.

5.3.1

Fixed

  • int columns render as INTEGER. Only that exact spelling makes a SQLite primary key the rowid alias, and an introspected INTEGER parses to the model’s int — so the previous int rendering quietly changed a table’s shape on a round trip.

5.4.0

Added

  • XML indexes are reported. SQLite has no XML type, so nothing to shred and no node table to index.
  • Schema binding and view indexes are reported. SQLite re-parses a view at each use and stores nothing to index, so a declaration that binds a view to its schema or puts an index on one is now an error diagnostic on the plan rather than something the plan quietly drops.

5.5.0

Added

  • SupportsRestrict is declared, so RESTRICT is rendered rather than dropped.

Changed

  • The build now writes the full dependency closure beside the assembly (CopyLocalLockFileAssemblies), so a dotnet build of this project can be loaded directly by PLUGIN ( path = '...' ) without being packed first. Package contents are unchanged.

Fixed

  • RESTRICT is no longer parsed as NO ACTION. The DDL parser recognised CASCADE, SET NULL and SET DEFAULT and let everything else fall through, so a foreign key declaring RESTRICT came back declaring nothing.
  • Generated columns are no longer all STORED. Sqlite defaults to VIRTUAL, and the dialect emitted STORED unconditionally, so a virtual column round-tripped as a stored one.

5.5.1

Fixed

  • Documentation is reported once, not once per action. Sqlite records no comment anywhere, so it now declares SupportsComments = false and renders the comment actions as nothing.

Versioning policy

This package uses lockstep major versioning with the NSchema.Core package: NSchema.Sqlite X.*.* requires NSchema.Core X.*.*, so version compatibility is always clear.

As a consequence, breaking changes that are specific to this provider (rather than the core API) are signalled by a minor version bump rather than a major one, and called out explicitly in this changelog.

5.5.2 Latest

Fixed

  • A stored generated column is no longer read back as virtual.