Ship Akavache 5.0 Discussion

[flagbug]

Done:

• Remove support for WinRT80 Remove the support for WinRT80, since it can't even be opened in VS2015 #283
• Update the SQLitePCL.raw reference Upgrade SQLitePclRaw to resolve the Android N sqlite incompatibility #306 (see also Use SQLitePCL.raw instead of SQLitePCL.raw_basic #257 Use the non-deprecated SQLite.raw package and update it to version 0.8.6 to support UWP #264)
• Resolve Akavache SQLitePCL.ISQLite3Provider::sqlite3_enable_shared_cache could not be resolved #314

Next:

• Retire MakeRelease.ps1 as it doesn't work anymore.
• Resolve packaging story
• Verify all references to SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_green are removed from nuspec (Geoff missed that in the last PR)
• Build Xamarin.Mac on Windows

-> THEN RELEASE.

[ghuntley]

👋 @ericsink. That merge was house-keeping. I've read your notes am literately right now searching for a good insertion point for SQLitePCL.Batteries.Init();.

Current thoughts are to change the dependency to SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3 (i.e. ship sqlite.so for all platforms) rather than SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_green (ship sqlite.so on all platforms except for iOS which uses OS version).

@flagbug @paulcbetts guidance would be appreciated.

[ericsink]

:-)

Looking more at Akavache...

A PCL need only reference SQLitePCLRaw.core.

The bundle and the batteries Init call need to happen from the platform
code, because that's where stuff gets hooked up to the native bits.

Hope this all makes sense. I'm typing on a phone.

Using bundle e_sqlite3 makes sense to me. I personally like the consistency
of having the same SQLite lib on all platforms.

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👋 @ericsink https://github.com/ericsink I've read your notes am
literately right now trying to find a good insertion point for
SQLitePCL.Batteries.Init();.

Current thoughts are to change the dependency to
SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3 (i.e. ship sqlite.so for all platforms) vs
SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_green (ship sqlite.so on all platforms except for iOS
which uses OS version).

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[ghuntley]

RELEASE NOTES:

https://github.com/akavache/Akavache/blob/akavache5-master/RELEASENOTES.md

NuGet V3 Feed:

https://www.myget.org/F/akavache/api/v3/index.json

NuGet V2 Feed:

https://www.myget.org/F/akavache/api/v2

This needs to be tested on actual devices for each platform before release, if you spot a defect please PR it into this branch and once merged the updated package will be automatically published to MyGet.

Here's what I've tested; won't be in a position to test other platforms on real devices for a week or so.

• NET45
• UWP
• iOS
• Android

[PureWeen]

I have version "5.0.0.1476383622" from myget running on physical iOS and Android devices and haven't had any issues so far.

[flagbug]

Hm, I updated to the latest prerelease, but I'm still getting the exception System.DllNotFoundException: /system/lib/libsqlite.so when calling BlobCache.Secure. Investigating...

[Qonstrukt]

Did you manually remove the old SQLitePCL.raw_basic 0.8.6 package? Because this doesn't happen automatically when upgrading. At least not in XS.

[flagbug]

Did you manually remove the old SQLitePCL.raw_basic 0.8.6 package? Because this doesn't happen automatically when upgrading. At least not in XS.

Aha! I still had an old version of sqlite-net-pcl installed. Updated it and now it works!

[flagbug]

@ghuntley The CI seems to be flaky

[kjeremy]

I see no regressions in my Android and WPF application.