Steven Schlansker

The easiest way to add a new module is to clone an existing one. For example, you might `mkdir core-testing && cp core/pom.xml core-testing/`. Then, edit the pom to update...

What error do you get? That is how I have done it in the past.

What command did you run, and from what directory? Either you need to build the whole project from the root, so that the module is included in the reactor build,...

Strange. I will check out your branch and try myself...

Hi @SentryMan , the problem is that the artifact you are trying to look for (`org.jdbi:jdbi3-core-test:jar:3.40.1-SNAPSHOT`) is not the same as the new module you added (`org.jdbi.internal:jdbi3-core-test:jar:3.40.1-SNAPSHOT`) In the newly...

Hi @Mario-Eis , I think this is not a bug. The JDBC api does not guarantee that you can execute multiple SQL statements in one JDBC Statement with a `;`...

In order to save access time, you might consider a stored procedure. But that comes with its own downsides. I'm going to close this issue.

Finalizers are deprecated for removal, so I think this attack will become moot soon. If an attacker can inject code to extend Jdbi, they can already make arbitrary calls to...

Hi @mikeallen-toast , there's no current work on improving this specifically. However, jdbi code can still be quite fast, you just have to be careful to re-use resources when possible....

Hi @esotericman , no, there should not be special settings needed to make this work. This looks like a bug either in Jdbi or in Graal (probably jdbi until indicated...