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As this is meant to be a drop in replacement for sqlite3 it would be great if it handled these stream errors without surfacing them to the application.
cause: [ResponseError: select count(`t0`.`id`) as `count` from `admin_users` as `t0` limit 1 - The stream has expired due to inactivity] {
code: 'STREAM_EXPIRED',
proto: {
message: 'The stream has expired due to inactivity',
code: 'STREAM_EXPIRED'
},
level: '\x1B[31merror\x1B[39m',
timestamp: '2024-07-10 19:41:08.194',
expose: false,
statusCode: 500,
status: 500,
[Symbol(level)]: 'error'
}
}
Since I'm trying to get this working in an open source project with little opportunity of changing how connections are made, I cannot implement any of the suggested options inside the linked issue.
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As this is meant to be a drop in replacement for sqlite3 it would be great if it handled these stream errors without surfacing them to the application.
tursodatabase/libsql#985
Since I'm trying to get this working in an open source project with little opportunity of changing how connections are made, I cannot implement any of the suggested options inside the linked issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: