feat: add @libsql/client as a replacement for sqlite3 - #837
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hey @nktnet1, can you please add a description for this pr? ✌🏻 |
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Hey @dreyfus92 - I've updated the description, thank you. FYI I think #836 is still waiting for a second opinion. |
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CI is failing because you need to catch up from main i think. should work after that 👍 i also marked the issue as accepted |
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Thanks @43081j - I've rebased. |
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🔗 Linked issue
Resolves #836
📚 Description
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@libsql/clientas a replacement forsqlite3.Drizzle docs for get-started-sqlite now lists @libsql/client as the first (primary) driver before better-sqlite3, so this library is gaining a lot of traction.