Simon Binder

Thanks for the report! I'll need to investigate this further, do you get a stack trace for the `Operation was cancelled` errors?

@YeungKC Sorry for the delay! Your example works with b137b4065e5e4b3e6a7eeab844c6c77bdf6ab95b, can you check if that also fixes the problem in your app?

There actually is some consistent ordering to function parameters: We sort them by their logical variable number in SQL. If you're not using explicitly-indexed variables (e.g. `VALUES (?2, ?1)`), that...

There's a cross-platform Flutter app with web support in this repository: https://github.com/simolus3/drift/tree/develop/examples/app Does that work for you? On mobile browsers, which exception are you getting? Since we're using sqlite3, we...

Thanks for opening the issue and starting the discussion on this. I agree that a general type for drift exceptions is useful - it's a breaking change though. When we...

I'm still not convinced we should make subclasses of `Error` thrown by drift easier to catch. To quote the `Error` docs: > An `Error` object represents a program failure that...

This is a breaking change because users currently catching the individual exception types (in particular, I can imagine many catching `SqliteException`) will then get unhandled exceptions. I agree that consistency...

Thanks for the report, I'll try to reproduce this with an example from this repository. > However, storage doesn't function as anticipated. Is it just completely broken without giving any...

Sure, my Discord username is `simonbinder`

Thanks for the contribution! However, I don't think we should always opt generated files out of test coverage - maybe some people do want to know how much of their...