v2.1.8

Update e_sqlite3 and e_sqlite3mc builds to SQLite 3.45.1

v2.1.7

• New packages with support for SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers, thanks to @bricelam and @utelle
• Fix for problems with VSTO, thanks to @farzonl
• Fix for perf-related warning CA1859, thanks to @bricelam
• Fix for incorrect handling of empty string with Span APIs, thanks to @nil4
• Add sqlite3_serialize/deserialize, thanks to @Trinitek and @garthmz
• Add support for linux-musl-s390x, thanks to @uweigand
• Fix problem with calling conventions on x86, thanks to @filipnavara

The versions of the underlying SQLite code for the builds in this release are:

• 3.44.0 for e_sqlite3
• 3.44.0 for e_sqlite3mc
• 3.39.2 for e_sqlcipher

v2.1.6

• Wasm assets and RID tweak for compatibility with upcoming .NET 8 release

v2.1.5

• Fix support for iOS simulator on arm64 Macs
• Update e_sqlite3 builds to 3.41.2
• (e_sqlcipher builds remain at 3.39.2)

v2.1.4

• Fix issue with sqlite3_load_extension #532
• Update e_sqlite3 builds to 3.40.1
• (e_sqlcipher builds remain at 3.39.2)

v2.1.3

Includes support for ppc64le (thanks to @alhad-deshpande and @janani66). No other changes.

v2.1.2

• Include Wasm builds which are compatible with .NET 7
• Fix problems with net6.0 targeting 32-bit Windows. The previous release (v2.1.1) also had an attempt at this fix, but that code broke things on net6.0-ios
  , due to an apparent bug in the Mono AOT code.
• (From 2.1.1) Update to more recent e_sqlite3 (3.39.2) and e_sqlcipher versions

v2.1.1

NOTE: This release was found to cause build problems with net6.0-ios. See #516

• Fix incorrect calling convention problem #506
• Update to more recent e_sqlite3 (3.39.2) and e_sqlcipher versions

v2.1.0

Highlights:

• Support for net6.0 workloads, including MAUI
• Support for WebAssembly
• Support for Alpine Linux Arm
• The SQLitePCLRaw.nativelibrary assembly was removed and folded into other assemblies
• The e_sqlite3 builds are updated to SQLite version 3.38.3

Thanks to @bricelam and @filipnavara for significant code contributions.

v2.0.7

This release is driven only by the need to fix cases involving .NET Framework, especially with AnyCPU.