- update to 3.40.0.0:
* Fixed regression in statement cache update (version 3.38.1-r1) where
trailing whitespace in queries would be incorrectly treated as
incomplete execution (APSW issue 376)
* Added Various interesting and useful bits of functionality (APSW issue
369)
* Added more Pythonic attributes as an alternative to getters and setters,
including Connection.in_transaction, Connection.exectrace,
Connection.rowtrace, Cursor.exectrace, Cursor.rowtrace,
Cursor.connection (APSW issue 371)
* Completed: To the extent permitted by CPython APIs every item has the
same docstring as this documentation. Every API can use named
parameters. The type stubs cover everything including constants. The
type stubs also include documentation for everything, which for example
Visual Studio Code displays as you type or hover. There is a single
source of documentation in the source code, which is then automatically
extracted to make this documentation, docstrings, and docstrings in the
type stubs.
* Example/Tour updated and appearance improved (APSW issue 367).
* Added Connection.cache_stats() to provide more information about the
statement cache.
* Cursor.execute() now uses sqlite_prepare_v3 which allows supplying
flags.
* Cursor.execute() has a new can_cache parameter to control whether the
query can use the statement cache. One example use is with authorizers
because they only run during prepare, which doesn’t happen with already
cached statements.
* (The Cursor.execute() additional parameters are keyword only and also
present in Cursor.executemany(), and the corresponding
Connection.execute() and Connection.executemany() methods.)