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… JDBC fallback Implemented full SQLite database export support in the Wheels CLI. The dump command now prefers the native sqlite3 CLI when available, generating schema and data dumps using dot-commands via a temporary script file. Command construction was made newline-safe to ensure correct execution on Windows. When the sqlite3 binary is unavailable or fails, the CLI automatically falls back to a JDBC-based export implementation to ensure reliable dumping across environments. This change adds seamless SQLite support without impacting existing database drivers or dump workflows.
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… JDBC fallback
Implemented full SQLite database export support in the Wheels CLI.
The dump command now prefers the native sqlite3 CLI when available, generating schema and data dumps using dot-commands via a temporary script file. Command construction was made newline-safe to ensure correct execution on Windows.
When the sqlite3 binary is unavailable or fails, the CLI automatically falls back to a JDBC-based export implementation to ensure reliable dumping across environments.
This change adds seamless SQLite support without impacting existing database drivers or dump workflows.