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@ruslandoga ruslandoga commented Jun 19, 2025

closes #168

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I wonder if I should cut a release branch pinning the current version to the non broke ecto.

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ruslandoga commented Jun 19, 2025

I wonder if I should cut a release branch pinning the current version to the non broke ecto.

I think that would be nice for people who want to stay on Ecto v3.12 and don't want to accidentally update in the future.

For ecto_ch I deprecated the version (v0.6.1) that was too permissive ~> 3.12 and didn't support v3.13 and published one (v0.6.3) that had the same code but with ~> 3.12.0 and then another (v0.7.0) that had identifier/1 changes and ~> 3.13.0

But I think now deprecation might have been unnecessary ...

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Thanks for the work @ruslandoga. I'm gonna retire the prior release

@warmwaffles warmwaffles merged commit 455bee6 into elixir-sqlite:main Jun 19, 2025
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Problem with Ecto >= 3.13 and literal/1
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