Stephen Celis

Is there an error message printed to the console? Do you have the exception breakpoint enabled?

Thanks for the sleuthing! These things should cascade, so this looks like a bug related to `Int` being a first-class `Binding`. I'll try to come up with a solution.

This is a problem with using the typed helpers only some of the time. If the table had been created using `Table.create`, it wouldn't have used the `NUMERIC` type, so...

There's a "Note on Thread Safety" here: https://github.com/stephencelis/SQLite.swift/blob/c9d3082d1f5ddc2e55a792a8eb1a677b8a1b15f5/Documentation/Index.md#a-note-on-thread-safety Do you have more information related to the crash you're seeing?

> I'm also interested in this. What exactly does "Every database" mean? Every Connection? Yep, I'll update the docs to be clearer. > Next time one pops up I'll forward...

@krzyzanowskim Huh. That looks right. I'm assuming there's a compiler bug in Swift 1.2, but hopefully we can find a workaround. What if you move the filter above? ``` swift...

That should be an OK workaround for now. I'll see if I can find a better one. This is likely fixed in 2.0, though.

@mikemee is right in wondering if there is a philosophical reason for `pluck` causing a fatal error and `prepare` throwing. From the discussion: > 1. On the one hand, recovering...

@krainboltgreene I think the current interface works well for your example, though it's more imperative and less declarative. Where parameter validation could functionally improve is: 1. provide validation beyond required/allowed...

> If you put these methods in the router level that means the router is determining the status code. Hmm, the problem is that Crepe is a full DSL for...