pass Connection into step, so it can be provided to sqlError #730
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This gives us a more informative error message than "SQLite3 returned ErrorError while attempting to perform step.", which isn't a very good starting point for debugging.
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This looks fine. Could you please add a minor version bump and a changelog entry, please? |
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@dlthomas-leapyear Just checking back in if you're able to bump the version number in the cabal file and the changelog, otherwise I was going to take this over. Thanks for your fix! |
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I ended up handling the changelog/cabal bump in #743. Thanks @dlthomas-leapyear! |
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@MaxGabriel Thanks for getting this! I've been away from the computer for a bit, with the holiday. |
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This gives us a more informative error message than "SQLite3 returned
ErrorError while attempting to perform step.", which isn't a very good
starting point for debugging.
I don't know whether there was a good reason it wasn't done this way originally - I dug a bit (across a few repositories) but wasn't able to find where that code originated.