sqlite: add Conn.Serialize wrapping sqlite3_serialize#12
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Returns the complete contents of a named database as a Go-owned []byte, freeing the SQLite-allocated buffer before returning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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I'd argue about just exposing a pointer to the serialized database and letting the caller decide to allocate it but: 1) It's serialized on demand so that's not possible and 2) It matches the sqlite API here so it's a win. |
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Possibly the C helpers used aren't the most modern, but that's a separate issue. Nice vibe code lol. |
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Returns the complete contents of a named database as a Go-owned []byte, freeing the SQLite-allocated buffer before returning.
This is entirely vibe coded. It's also something very trivial which helps doing backups if you have a service which uses sqlite, this way you can, for example, expose a /backup/db endpoint and then do curl localhost/backup/db | rustic backup --stdin.