SQL Plugin documentation

[stackedCG]

Just want to confirm if the SQL plugin documentation is still up to date, since before it only supports the macos and windows, I wonder is there any changes added when it supported iOS and android. Currently it looks like the documentation does not work as it should I encountered a lot of error such as the following:

• SQLite not working on android #13394
• and currently when I used the postgres version of the plugin, it now prompt me to this error, on which it destroyed a sample project that I have [screenshot]

[FabianLars]

Nothing changed in the plugin so the docs are still up to date. It just barely supports mobile and not much testing was done.

The android error is tricky to judge since you faced those ndk env vars issues that should be unrelated to the plugin. I know that the plugin works for a few others (and in a very brief test for me as well).
Btw, idk why i stopped responding in the linked discussion, apologies for that. I don't know how to proceed anyway though.

For the error on the screenshot: Your cargo/rust version is too old for edition = "2024" - did you change that at the same time you added the postgres feature flag? Otherwise i can't really explain this error since it's complaining about your cargo.toml file. If cargo is confused it may be talking about the cargo.toml file of a dependency that was added in sqlx for the postgres feature.

[stackedCG]

For the error on the screenshot: Your cargo/rust version is too old for edition = "2024" - did you change that at the same time you added the postgres feature flag

I did not add any changes on the cargo.toml, thats why I am surprised why there is a sudden change on the cargo.

But since the plugin is not yet stable for mobile, I think I will use json file with File System API at the moment, just want to confirm if let's say I have 20gb [I know thats an absurd amount of file size just want to exaggerate it] how much will it affect the time in reading it using the File System API, just want to stress test it if that the correct term hehehe it just happens I do not have a sample data with that much size.