`useReturning` is not correctly set for the SQLite DB dialect

[WalkingPizza]

Bug report

Required System information

• Node.js version: v16.16.0
• Yarn version: 1.22.19
• Strapi version: 4.3.4
• Database: SQLite
• Operating system: MacOS 12

Describe the bug

The SQLite Dialect class does not definite a useReturning method, which defaults the value to false even though SQLite does support RETURNING statements.

This causes a series of issues, including insert queries not returning IDs appropriately from the query builder.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

1. Launch a test Strapi instance with SQLite.
2. Edit the entity-manager.js file to console.log the result of await this.createQueryBuilder(uid).insert(dataToInsert).execute().
3. Try calling strapi.db.query(<UID>).createMany({ data: [<ENTRIES>] }).
4. Notice how the line from step 2 is only returning one of the multiple IDs it should be returning.

Expected behavior

useReturning should be defined so that it returns true.

[not-vainglorious]

Can you check it out again? Im getting node-sqlite3 does not currently support RETURNING clause` with 4.3.8 while using sqlite in tests.

[WalkingPizza]

Can you check it out again? I`m getting node-sqlite3 does not currently support RETURNING clause with 4.3.8 while using sqlite in tests.

Are you using better-sqlite3 or the legacy sqlite3 package?

[not-vainglorious]

Can you check it out again? I`m getting node-sqlite3 does not currently support RETURNING clause with 4.3.8 while using sqlite in tests.

Are you using better-sqlite3 or the legacy sqlite3 package?

As referenced in docs. I'm using sqlite3. Should i change it to better-sqlite3?