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Hello! I hit this last night while getting my database of LA County's election results online. Back when I did this in 2022 everything worked fine, but it appears that if you have a reasonably up to date copy of libspatialite on your computer and use it to create a database (via sqlite-utils) it creates a database that expects to be used with a copy of the library that supports the new-ish KNN2 feature.
I ended up just writing my own Dockerfile to get this working (using an Alpine image), but I think the issue the official image is having is that Debian's stable version of libsqlite3-mod-spatialite is still on 5.0.* instead of 5.1.* (when I believe KNN2 was added). Debian's package repository does have a reference to a 5.1.* version, but it's in the unstable package repository.
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Hello! I hit this last night while getting my database of LA County's election results online. Back when I did this in 2022 everything worked fine, but it appears that if you have a reasonably up to date copy of
libspatialite
on your computer and use it to create a database (viasqlite-utils
) it creates a database that expects to be used with a copy of the library that supports the new-ish KNN2 feature.I ended up just writing my own
Dockerfile
to get this working (using an Alpine image), but I think the issue the official image is having is that Debian's stable version oflibsqlite3-mod-spatialite
is still on5.0.*
instead of5.1.*
(when I believe KNN2 was added). Debian's package repository does have a reference to a5.1.*
version, but it's in the unstable package repository.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: