It was introduced in rails#49290
likely to do the same as PostgresqlAdapter, but it's not used
anywhere and there not really any reason to have that option.

Postgres has it because INSERT RETURNING can't be used in some
corner cases, see: rails#5698

It was introduced in rails#49290
likely to do the same as PostgresqlAdapter, but it's not used
anywhere and there not really any reason to have that option.

Postgres has it because INSERT RETURNING can't be used in some
corner cases, see: rails#5698

It was introduced in rails#49290
likely to do the same as PostgresqlAdapter, but it's not used
anywhere and there not really any reason to have that option.

Postgres has it because INSERT RETURNING can't be used in some
corner cases, see: rails#5698

…hancedsqlite3-adapter

Most of the enhancements provided by
activerecord-enhancedsqlite3-adapter have been upstreamed into Rails,
including:

* Add support for generated columns in SQLite3 adapter
  rails/rails#49346
* Add SQLite3 support for supports_insert_returning?
  rails/rails#49290
* Allow overriding SQLite defaults from database.yml
  rails/rails#50460
* Performance tune the SQLite3 adapter connection configuration
  rails/rails#49349
* Allow SQLite3 busy_handler to be configured with simple max number of
  retries rails/rails#49352

One enhancement Joy still needs is a way to load SQLite3 extensions.
There is a sqlpkg gem that would provide this, which includes generating
an initializer that overrides the Rails SQLite3 adapter. Instead, I‘ve
just adapted the enhancedsqlite3-adapter code and droppped into the lib/
directory. The code here also knows how to load an extension by gem name
which is makes it useful for the sqlite_ulid gem currently in use.

…hancedsqlite3-adapter

Most of the enhancements provided by
activerecord-enhancedsqlite3-adapter have been upstreamed into Rails,
including:

* Add support for generated columns in SQLite3 adapter
  rails/rails#49346
* Add SQLite3 support for supports_insert_returning?
  rails/rails#49290
* Allow overriding SQLite defaults from database.yml
  rails/rails#50460
* Performance tune the SQLite3 adapter connection configuration
  rails/rails#49349
* Allow SQLite3 busy_handler to be configured with simple max number of
  retries rails/rails#49352

One enhancement Joy still needs is a way to load SQLite3 extensions.
There is a sqlpkg gem that would provide this, which includes generating
an initializer that overrides the Rails SQLite3 adapter. Instead, I‘ve
just adapted the enhancedsqlite3-adapter code and droppped into the lib/
directory. The code here also knows how to load an extension by gem name
which is makes it useful for the sqlite_ulid gem currently in use.

…hancedsqlite3-adapter

Most of the enhancements provided by
activerecord-enhancedsqlite3-adapter have been upstreamed into Rails,
including:

* Add support for generated columns in SQLite3 adapter
  rails/rails#49346
* Add SQLite3 support for supports_insert_returning?
  rails/rails#49290
* Allow overriding SQLite defaults from database.yml
  rails/rails#50460
* Performance tune the SQLite3 adapter connection configuration
  rails/rails#49349
* Allow SQLite3 busy_handler to be configured with simple max number of
  retries rails/rails#49352

One enhancement Joy still needs is a way to load SQLite3 extensions.
There is a sqlpkg gem that would provide this, which includes generating
an initializer that overrides the Rails SQLite3 adapter. Instead, I‘ve
just adapted the enhancedsqlite3-adapter code and droppped into the lib/
directory. The code here also knows how to load an extension by gem name
which is makes it useful for the sqlite_ulid gem currently in use.

It was introduced in rails#49290
likely to do the same as PostgresqlAdapter, but it's not used
anywhere and there not really any reason to have that option.

Postgres has it because INSERT RETURNING can't be used in some
corner cases, see: rails#5698