Simon Binder

Can you post your `Podfile` for macos?

> Error: The pod "sqlite3" required by the plugin "sqlite3_flutter_libs" requires a higher minimum macOS deployment version than the plugin's reported minimum version. What I don't understand is that: 1....

Sometimes I also get that error when the repository is out of sync, `pod repo update` did help in some cases.

Closing since: - it looks like this is fixable with CocoaPods - it shouldn't happen with SwiftPM - we're migrating to Dart build hooks in version 3.x of `package:sqlite3`, which...

How are you opening the database? The default setup [here](https://drift.simonbinder.eu/platforms/web/#setup-in-dart) prints the chosen storage implementation, can you check which one is chosen?

Yes I wanted to look into this - we're listening on errors already so we should have a way to detect this properly.

I've changed the detection logic to report worker errors explicitly in 97e16fd9d0d527c72436e03a16dae63ccde2bdc2. I'm not sure if we should actively throw in that scenario. We can probably still use a local...

Could you post the linter errror or the complete tables so that I can reproduce this? Thanks!

Thanks for the follow-up! Unfortunately, these errors are not easy to debug since sqlite3 can't tell you which trace has originally obtained the lock. Could you share how you're opening...

The option is nested under the `native` key: https://pub.dev/packages/drift_flutter#sharing-databases-between-isolates