allow using sqlite from pysqlite2 #1310
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in case Python was built with an incomplete standard library (missing sqlite3) we do the same thing in IPython history, etc.
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@minrk Thanks for solving this BSD issue :D |
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in case Python was built with an incomplete standard library (missing sqlite3) we do the same thing in IPython history, etc. closes #1307
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in case Python was built with an incomplete standard library (missing sqlite3) we do the same thing in IPython history, etc. closes jupyter#1307
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in case Python was built with an incomplete standard library (missing sqlite3)
we do the same thing in IPython history, etc.
closes #1307