gh-84943: Add support for 'directonly' and 'innocuous' flags for user-defined functions#149961
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…r user-defined functions Co-authored-by: Erlend E. Aasland <erlend@python.org>
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The CI job failed due to a DNS problem. The other sanitizer jobs succeeded, so I think it just needs to be re-run. |
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Based on #20398, hence Co-authored-by. The flags have also been added to
create_window_function, which did not exist at the time.apply_deterministic_flag_if_supportedwas dropped because all stable Python versions require SQLite version 3.15.2 or later. The other two apply-flag-if-supported functions were modified to only raise when the flag is True. The tests were moved to their new location with updated style and some unnecessary SQL statements were dropped. The documentation now links to the SQLite documentation, which seems to be the prevailing style, rather than repeating it inline.