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My mistake, your changes *do* fix the file copying. I had installed via `go install github...@latest` but it doesn't look like you tagged with a new version so the same,...

I have been dealing with this as well. I replaced the 3.35.5 sqlite3.dll (that came with DB Browser v3.12.2) on my system (Windows 10) with the 3.39.4 .dll from SQLite...

@chrisjlocke I did not try nightly. I totally blanked on that! Let me give it a try a bit later.

@Flashy78 not sure if this will be accepted since the integration tests fail for some unknown reason (they don't fail when I run them locally). Shameless plug, I lost interest...

@MKleusberg Any idea of when a non-nightly version will be released supporting STRICT?

Is the Stripe style method of handling nullable values the solution here? Stripe uses pointers to values, and then when constructing the struct you use `stripe.String()` or `stripe.Int64()`, both of...

Oh yeah, its a huge breaking rewrite, I get it. The question of implementation also becomes, do you use `*string`, `*int`, etc. for all fields, or only fields that are...

So, looking into this, I am pretty sure this is as simple as removing the below lines from the `sqlite3_opt_math_functions.go` file. ```golang //go:build sqlite_math_functions // +build sqlite_math_functions ```

Obviously, the README would need updated to either remove the "Math Functions" from the "Feature/Extension List" table too (or note that the math functions are built-in).

This does not affect `round()`, but does affect `floor()` and `ceil()` as well as everything else from this page [1] [1] https://www.sqlite.org/lang_mathfunc.html