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Nevermind. SQLite returns integers as strings. This is a dealbreaker for me, likely even to use it for testing.
I'm considering just using SQLite for local development...
First thing I ran into today... strict type checking against an integer "broke"
MySQL - Works
some_number !== integer_from_mysql
SQLite - Doesn't Work
some_number !== integer_from_sqlite
Not sure if this is actually SQLite NOT being able to spit out integers or not, even though they are specified as an integer in the data schema, I'm going to test this...
Just wanted to know what everyone thinks. Is this a bad thing to do? Dangerous?
It seems VERY stupid and broken to me that the above code doesn't work correctly. This caused me a massive headache this morning.
Nevermind. SQLite returns integers as strings. This is a dealbreaker for me, likely even to use it for testing.
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