Gwendal Roué

This is desperate. I'm considering closing all those (lovely) pull requests, and suggest to open AS MANY tickets as possible at https://feedbackassistant.apple.com, and to report their IDs here. Please do...

@R4N The separate GRDBSQLCipher target you describe above would not bring SQLCipher to related libraries (GRDBQuery for SwiftUI helpers, GRDBSnapshotTesting for testing helpers, SQLiteData for iCloud sync, etc) unless those...

And I'm not mentioning that SPM downloads and builds unneeded dependencies, which means that users who do not need SQLCipher would have to download it, see SQLCipher built for no...

Another issue with the separate GRDBSQLCipher target is that it does not scale: Linux and Android versions need a distinct flavor of SQLCipher, which can be built from source (#1708)....

> That’s why I really hope we can find a practical workaround together as a community — something we can use today so development doesn’t get blocked for months by...

Hello @R4N, @marcprux. I'd be happy to get your feedback on the [previous message](https://github.com/groue/GRDB.swift/pull/1827#issuecomment-3442435685) at some point. The general idea is that supporting SQLCipher is a team effort, with contributions...

I'll address your feedback with more details soon @R4N 👍 Just a quick note on two points: > > eager downloads > > This definitely occurs with the approach for...

(Thank you all for looking for a solution - I will be slow to answer again)

So I gave a spin at @marcprux's ideas (https://github.com/groue/GRDB.swift/pull/1827#issuecomment-3488140235), where all SQLite APIs are wrapped in a protocol. Last time I checked, [GRDB is close to the speed of light](https://github.com/groue/GRDB.swift/wiki/Performance)...

Hello @patrickniepel, Thank you for the report. It's been a long time I haven't archived a watchOS app. I'll have a look, but please first answer a few questions that...