Ferenc Erki

I love both SQLite and PostgreSQL, so I have no strong opinion for or against supporting both. I thought to chip in with some pointers that may be interesting for...

> SQLite cannot do that based on a threshold, however it has a BLOB type. Blobs will be stored in a separate tablespace, so queries that do not request that...

> With SQLite, you can't delete old jobs (e.g. to save on the size of `laminar.sqlite`) from inside of the Laminar job because the `database is locked`. For reference, I...

Thanks for the report! ## Apparent internal usage First, I'd say [`Rex::Helper::Run::upload_and_run()`](https://github.com/RexOps/Rex/blob/master/lib/Rex/Helper/Run.pm#L26-L51) is intended for internal Rex usage, though that does not make it impossible to (ab)use it for other...

Thanks for contributing, @akarelas! Skimming over the content, and running the full test suite locally indicates this is a great starting point. Let's iterate towards merging together about any remaining...

Oh, ouch, yes, the test workflow currently fails on older Strawberry Perl versions due to having outdated Mozilla::CA preinstalled while actions-setup-perl switched to "secure by default" cpanm calls. Let's see...

I decided to resolve the previous discussion points based on my follow-up commit about refining the related tests. I also went ahead to rebase this on top of current default...

Thank you for contributing, @akarelas!

> The largest individual outputs generated are in the area of 700 to 900 MB (uncompressed) or 16 to 18 MB (compressed) for an individual (!) run. In those cases,...

> Even with ~ 100 kB, the DB would be slow'ish in access: It seems there isn't much of an index in use. Sure, there might be more than one...