Update of underlying sqlite3mc library version

[utelle]

Today I released SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers 1.8.0. This version adds a new cipher scheme, Ascon 128 (and fixes a few issues that are not relevant in the context of SQLitePCL.raw).

I'd like to ask which procedure I should follow to update sqlite3mc / e_sqlite3mc in your cb repo. The new version compiles without problems in my fork. Additionally I'd like to ask whether issue ericsink/cb#20 should be included in the process.

[ericsink]

I'll try next week to take a look at this, and the cb issue you mentioned.

I'm also trying to get the Xamarin support removed, and I'd like to keep that separate from other changes. In other words, I was thinking I might do 2.2.0 which is exactly the same as 2.1.7 except with Xamarin support removed.

So I need to decide whether this issue would be 2.1.8 or 2.2.1.

[utelle]

So I need to decide whether this issue would be 2.1.8 or 2.2.1.

I'm fine with you postponing this issue until 2.2.1.

My concern is simply to define a procedure for future updates that is convenient for both of us.

[tranb3r]

Version 1.9.1 of SQLite3mc has been released, but SQLitePCL.bundle_e_sqlite3mc has not been updated for a while.
Is there a plan to support the new version soon?
Thanks

[ericsink]

I'll update to the SQLite 3.47.1 basis soon.

[ericsink]

FWIW, a pre-release has been pushed to nuget.org with updates to 3.47.2.

[rgroenewoudt]

I can verify that migrating from sqlcipher to sqlite3mc works with an existing database with 2.1.11-pre20241216174303.
I'm just waiting on the next non-preview release. But in the mean time SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers is already to 2.0.2.

[utelle]

I can verify that migrating from sqlcipher to sqlite3mc works with an existing database with 2.1.11-pre20241216174303. I'm just waiting on the next non-preview release. But in the mean time SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers is already to 2.0.2.

Additionally, SQLite version 3.49.0 can be expected in the near future according to this SQLite forum post. A new version of SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers will be released shortly thereafter.

[tranb3r]

I'm not sure I understand the release process here, but is the new version of sqlite3mc going to be supported soon?

[ericsink]

Unfortunately the release process lately has been "Eric is constantly behind and sometimes forgets to do stuff".

I'm going to try and catch up this week.

[utelle]

SQLite3 Multiple Ciphers 2.1.0 was released 2 days ago. It is based on SQLite 3.49.1. It should not be a problem to use that version in SQLitePCL.raw, because the required binaries could be successfully generated in the branch sqlite3mc of my project SQLite3MultipleCiphers-cb.

[ericsink]

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