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In my continued (series of failures of an) attempt to make SQLite a local-first peerable database, I'm peeking at the sessions extension and wanted to record changes, at least in a structured form. I got some sample code I thought would work over at https://git.jacky.wtf/me/sqlite-sync/src/commit/798540e1bb609d1b91f360c1f85f5e0cf61d7c67/src/lib.rs#L106-L154. I just had this working two days ago when I was more disconnected from life.


The hope is that if I can record database actions and fuse in something like https://crates.io/crates/rusqlite_migration, I wonder if then having a table of migration data being peered could help as well. Immediately, I'm like "what, auto-updates? nah" so I'll have to think on that more.


For now, I need to just make a list of changes to this database.

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Okay, so I got this part working pretty easy. I might need a few SQL scripts as test cases, but I can capture the changes made. Now to make it possible to apply those changes. Next could be making it easy to serialize those changes as a stream. Allows for a bunch of other angles of use. Let's keep this going, lol.

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