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Fix SQLite Query class docstring#3519

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@FoxRLY FoxRLY commented Mar 29, 2026

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  • Fixed docstring for SQLite Query class to reference SQLite instead of Microsoft SQL Server
  • Changed naming of SQLite connected classes from SQLLite to conventional SQLite

I don't know the reason why SQLite objects are called SQLLite - maybe it's something important or contributes to backwards compatability. Because of that second commit is seen as optional by me

FoxRLY added 2 commits March 29, 2026 13:37
Changed docstring to reflect actual query object
Change SQLLite to official SQLite name to prevent confusion
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AzisK commented Apr 12, 2026

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am I right to say that this is a breaking change?

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FoxRLY commented Apr 12, 2026

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@AzisK guess it is. Maybe making these 2 changes as separate PRs would be better if breaking changes are not appreciated

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AzisK commented Apr 12, 2026

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Breaking changes are never appreciated by the users. However, sometimes it is the way. Would need to bump the major version then

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FoxRLY commented Apr 12, 2026

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Ok, I'll change the scope of the PR to only fix docstring so major version change is not required. PR with name changes will come later

@FoxRLY FoxRLY changed the title Fix SQLite Query class docstring and change name from SQLLite to conventional SQLite Fix SQLite Query class docstring Apr 12, 2026
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