SQLite to become default backend

[Martin Steigerwald]

Martin Steigerwald - 21.10.23, 10:10:42 CEST:
> Björn Bidar - 21.10.23, 02:13:41 CEST:
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> > > Anyway, Akonadi developers are indeed in the process to prepare for
> > > SQLite being default backend. One of the last steps was to replace
> > > Akonadi home-grown SQLite backend with a backend that calls into Qt
> > > SQLite backend.
> > 
> > They don't use the Qt SQL backend as with the other databases?
> 
> Well as I understood now they do, but they didn't before.

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Akonadi

After more than a decade, we finally removed our custom fork of the Qt 
SQLite driver from Akonadi. The fork was initially created to provide 
better support for using SQLite from multiple threads, but SQLite itself 
has matured over the years to a point that the custom code in the fork 
isn't needed anymore, and so we can just use the upstream Qt SQLite 
driver. This change is backwards compatible, so users don't need to take 
any action or modify their configuration. This is yet another step towards 
making SQLite the default backend for Akonadi.

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https://kontact.kde.org/blog/2023/2023-09-01-kde-pim-july-august-2023/

Best,
-- 
Martin