Adam Kennedy wrote:
The fact support is still light is all the more reason to get optional
support out there in wide distribution, so more than just this mailing
list have a chance to test it thoroughly.
At the moment, we're holding up this testing to just the people
willing to play with potentially unstable releases.
As for why have a prod release, because of all the other fixes and
changes we've got bundled up. We finally pass our test suite
completely everywhere, so far as I can tell from CPAN Testers. I
really want that out there.
Well, as I said before, I support putting out a stable DBD::SQLite right now
with the foreign key enforcement disabled by default, so that foreign keys can
be experimented with and all the other bug fixes can go into production. So go
ahead with it right away as far as I'm concerned. -- Darren Duncan
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