Make SQLite fallback reliable when Docker is unavailable#1073
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Updated WarningsNotAsErrors to include NU1903, so this warning is no longer treated as an error during builds. All other build settings remain unchanged.
Added comment and configuration to ensure warning NU1903 (transitive SQLite vulnerability) remains visible but does not cause build failures. This prevents unrelated build errors while awaiting an upstream dependency update.
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Summary
Behavior
When Docker is available:
When Docker is unavailable:
Only
DockerUnavailableExceptiontriggers the fallback or skipped test. Other container or SQL Server startup errors remain visible as test failures.Verification
With Docker running: