Doug Stevenson
Doug Stevenson
It's also possible to do this, which is very reasonable: `turso db shell $DB < file.sql` The important thing that's missing in either case is detection that input is not...
> > The important thing that's missing in either case is detection that input is not coming from a TTY. If we detect that, then the shell should not output...
Related issue from libsql-shell-go: https://github.com/libsql/libsql-shell-go/issues/125
If we choose not to list broken databases, we'd have to make sure that a broken database doesn't count against the quota (or they can destroy the broken database manually),...
> a way to reset the cache should exist Do you mean the entire cache, and only the cache, in settings.json (preserving everything else)? Or do you mean only the...
@athoscouto Having a command to wipe the entire current cache would still be helpful as a way for someone to get out of a bad situation without having to manually...
> hey, where exactly you are seeing this phrase Don't remember. I don't even see the word "month" anywhere in the codebase now. Maybe that's old messaging. @avinassh
@haaawk The main reason why I didn't initially file this under sqld is because I couldn't find any references to "litestream" anywhere in that codebase. I don't know where it...
@haaawk My opinion is that it should stay signed in until they explicitly choose to sign out. This is the way other CLIs work (gcloud and firebase).
If a database has a known limit that can be changed, I think that should that show up in the output of `db show`. Seems important to know.