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Use AUTOINCREMENT so generated ids are never reused (#6)
Plain INTEGER PRIMARY KEY reuses the rowid of a deleted highest row on the
next insert. Declaring the id column as INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT
makes SQLite track the highest id ever assigned in sqlite_sequence and
never hand it out again, which is the expected behavior for stable record
identifiers.
- CreateTableQuery emits PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT for the id column
- Added a test asserting an id is not reused after the highest row is
deleted
- README documents the no-reuse guarantee1 parent 383f75d commit 09b5eb2
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