Matthew Johnston
Matthew Johnston
Yea this library doesn't implement `upgrade` callback. However, I don't think there is necessarily harm in simply no-op'ing it.
I can do it, I just forgot to do it. I'll swing through and fix it since I need to update the sqlite version anyways.
Implemented a no-op here https://github.com/elixir-sqlite/exqlite/commit/780b8abae39ffe650968b58d68233609bd116be2 @jdmarshall give v0.33.0 a shot and report back.
I don't know honestly. I don't use Intellij with elixir so I have no idea.
So is this resolved?
IIRC the `%f000Z` section is the `utc_datetime_usec` specification. 😬
@rhcarvalho you just need to calculate it in the application layer ``` since = DateTime.add(DateTime.utc_now(), -count, :seconds) # ... where: s.inserted_at < ^since ```
I don't think there is a reason we can't support it. https://sqlite.org/lang_datefunc.html
Okay. I will see what I can figure out. @iwarshak can you share the query you are using? And potentially the schema?