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@@ -8,14 +8,14 @@ import { SqliteValueType } from '../ExpressionType.js';
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*
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* This is used to conditionally render some values in different formats depending on compatibility options. For
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* instance, old versions of the sync service used to [encode timestamp values incorrectly](https://github.com/powersync-ja/powersync-service/issues/286).
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* To fix this without breaking backwards-compatibility, we now represent timestamp values as a {@linkCustomSqliteType}
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* To fix this without breaking backwards-compatibility, we now represent timestamp values as a {@linkCustomSqliteValue}
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* subtype where `toSqliteValue` returns the old or the new format depending on options.
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* Instances of {@linkCustomSqliteType} are always temporary structures that aren't persisted. They are created by the
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* Instances of {@linkCustomSqliteValue} are always temporary structures that aren't persisted. They are created by the
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* replicator implementations, the sync rule implementation will invoke {@link toSqliteValue} to ensure that an
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* {@link EvaluatedRow} only consists of proper SQLite values.
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*/
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exportabstractclassCustomSqliteType{
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exportabstractclassCustomSqliteValue{
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/**
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* Renders this custom value into a {@link SqliteValue}.
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