Radim Řehůřek

What version of Sqlitedict and Python? Did you upgrade sqlitedict / python / OS / something-else recently? I've never seen that error before :(

Thanks for the additional info. If the error is not deterministic, this will be a tricky. I'll try to google around. -1 on bypassing DB errors by copying the DB…...

Definitely not expected. Thanks for reporting. IIRC we merged some contributions around nested exception handling, which could be the culprit. I can't think of anything else. @psinger are you able...

Oh wow, that's a huge regression. The CPU times look similar but the wall time exploded. Thanks again for reporting. Are you able to look into it? The surface of...

I'd say yes. More concretely, it's safe to the degree Sqlite itself supports these operations and workload. All SqliteDict does is serialize the requests from multiple threads into a single...

What the docs mean is that with `blocking=False`, the commit command is only queued. If something happens before it's actually pulled from the queue (exception, user break, ...), the commit...

Aha, thanks! That comment doesn't seem to match reality, yes.

You may be right, I don't remember that at all. Will need to investigate. @endlisnis can you have a look at the code too, to make sure?

There might be some recursion limitation in pickle. It's suspicious that would happen at a nesting level of 3-4 levels though; I'd expect any such limits to be orders of...

Interesting. Can you expand the motivation? In `I use mostly read-only dbs, so the time spent sizing them is wasted.`, what exactly is wasted, how much of it, how does...