Applications built on SQLite are very easy to get started with. SQLite requires no setup, no maintenance, and no scaling, and the result of that execution lies entirely in a single file that you…
My understanding is that sqlite simply doesn’t accept outside contribution… source
If you want to extend it anyway, you’re basically required to fork (or pay for the consortium membership of 120k/yr and ask them to develop the features…)
the project does not accept patches from people who have not submitted an affidavit dedicating their contribution into the public domain.
So now I see. Since the project is in public domain there’s no copyright/left around it. And if you want to contribute, you need to sign a paper that says you’re dedicating your patch to the public domain.
If you want to extend it anyway, you’re basically required to fork
I think that’s not totally true. Forking is only one of the approaches.
Nonetheless, I had the wrong idea of how SQLite is governed 🤦 Thanks for the refresher and the link 🙏
My understanding is that sqlite simply doesn’t accept outside contribution… source If you want to extend it anyway, you’re basically required to fork (or pay for the consortium membership of 120k/yr and ask them to develop the features…)
From the link:
So now I see. Since the project is in public domain there’s no copyright/left around it. And if you want to contribute, you need to sign a paper that says you’re dedicating your patch to the public domain.
Nonetheless, I had the wrong idea of how SQLite is governed 🤦 Thanks for the refresher and the link 🙏