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Full Changelog: v0.9.0...v0.9.1
📦 gitsqlite Release
A Git clean/smudge/diff filter for storing SQLite databases in plain text SQL, enabling meaningful diffs and merges. There are several benefits over using sqlite3 .dump directly:
- byte-by-byte equal across windows/linux/mac
- Consistent float rounding (deterministic dumps).
- Strip SQLite’s internal/system tables from dumps.
- Temp-file I/O for robustness (vs fragile pipes).
- handles broken pipes with Git Gui Clients
- easier to deploy and maintain in an organization - eg: winget for windows
- Optional: logging for diagnostics
Quick Start
1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform and make sure it is reachable from Git Bash (Path)
# Example for Windows
winget install danielsiegl.gitsqlite
# curl -L -o gitsqlite.exe https://github.com/danielsiegl/gitsqlite/releases/latest/download/gitsqlite-windows-amd64.exe
2. Install SQLite 3: winget install SQLite.SQLite (Windows) or sudo apt install sqlite3 (Linux)
3. Configure Git filters:
echo '*.db filter=gitsqlite' >> .gitattributes
# echo '*.db diff=gitsqlite' >> .gitattributes
git config filter.gitsqlite.clean "gitsqlite clean"
git config filter.gitsqlite.smudge "gitsqlite smudge"
# git config diff.gitsqlite.textconv "gitsqlite diff"
Available Binaries
- Windows: gitsqlite-windows-amd64.exe, gitsqlite-windows-arm64.exe
- Linux: gitsqlite-linux-amd64, gitsqlite-linux-arm64
- macOS: gitsqlite-macos-arm64
📖 Full documentation: README.md

What's Changed
- Schema Data can now be stored in a separate File, should mean fewer changes.
- Refactoring
Full Changelog: v0.7.9...v0.8.0
📦 gitsqlite Release
A Git clean/smudge/diff filter for storing SQLite databases in plain text SQL, enabling meaningful diffs and merges. There are several benefits over using sqlite3 .dump directly:
- byte-by-byte equal across windows/linux/mac
- Consistent float rounding (deterministic dumps).
- Strip SQLite’s internal/system tables from dumps.
- Temp-file I/O for robustness (vs fragile pipes).
- handles broken pipes with Git Gui Clients
- easier to deploy and maintain in an organization - eg: winget for windows
- Optional: logging for diagnostics
Quick Start
1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform and make sure it is reachable from Git Bash (Path)
# Example for Windows
winget install danielsiegl.gitsqlite
# curl -L -o gitsqlite.exe https://github.com/danielsiegl/gitsqlite/releases/latest/download/gitsqlite-windows-amd64.exe
2. Install SQLite 3: winget install SQLite.SQLite (Windows) or sudo apt install sqlite3 (Linux)
3. Configure Git filters:
echo '*.db filter=gitsqlite' >> .gitattributes
# echo '*.db diff=gitsqlite' >> .gitattributes
git config filter.gitsqlite.clean "gitsqlite clean"
git config filter.gitsqlite.smudge "gitsqlite smudge"
# git config diff.gitsqlite.textconv "gitsqlite diff"
Available Binaries
- Windows: gitsqlite-windows-amd64.exe, gitsqlite-windows-arm64.exe
- Linux: gitsqlite-linux-amd64, gitsqlite-linux-arm64
- macOS: gitsqlite-macos-arm64
📖 Full documentation: README.md

What's Changed
- #89 Change diff to read from a database file argument instead of stdi… by @danielsiegl in #90
- #82 Add link to gitsqliteDiffFilterDemo sample repo in README by @danielsiegl in #91
- #92 Update Git filter instructions to use textconv and make diff step… by @danielsiegl in #93
- #88 Move release notes to buildscripts/releasenotestintro.md in workflow by @danielsiegl in #94
Full Changelog: v0.7.8...v0.7.9
📦 gitsqlite Release
A Git clean/smudge/diff filter for storing SQLite databases in plain text SQL, enabling meaningful diffs and merges. There are several benefits over using sqlite3 .dump directly:
- byte-by-byte equal across windows/linux/mac
- Consistent float rounding (deterministic dumps).
- Strip SQLite’s internal/system tables from dumps.
- Temp-file I/O for robustness (vs fragile pipes).
- handles broken pipes with Git Gui Clients
- easier to deploy and maintain in an organization - eg: winget for windows
- Optional: logging for diagnostics
Quick Start
1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform and make sure it is reachable from Git Bash (Path)
# Example for Windows
winget install danielsiegl.gitsqlite
# curl -L -o gitsqlite.exe https://github.com/danielsiegl/gitsqlite/releases/latest/download/gitsqlite-windows-amd64.exe
2. Install SQLite 3: winget install SQLite.SQLite (Windows) or sudo apt install sqlite3 (Linux)
3. Configure Git filters:
echo '*.db filter=gitsqlite' >> .gitattributes
# echo '*.db diff=gitsqlite' >> .gitattributes
git config filter.gitsqlite.clean "gitsqlite clean"
git config filter.gitsqlite.smudge "gitsqlite smudge"
# git config diff.gitsqlite.textconv "gitsqlite diff"
Available Binaries
- Windows: gitsqlite-windows-amd64.exe, gitsqlite-windows-arm64.exe
- Linux: gitsqlite-linux-amd64, gitsqlite-linux-arm64
- macOS: gitsqlite-macos-arm64
📖 Full documentation: README.md

What's Changed
- #30 Add WinGet publishing step to release workflow for Windows artifacts by @danielsiegl in #84
Full Changelog: v0.7.7...v0.7.8
📦 gitsqlite Release
A Git clean/smudge/diff filter for storing SQLite databases in plain text SQL, enabling meaningful diffs and merges.
Quick Start
1. Download the appropriate binary for your platform and make sure it is reachable from Git Bash (Path)
# Example for Windows
curl -L -o gitsqlite.exe https://github.com/danielsiegl/gitsqlite/releases/latest/download/gitsqlite-windows-amd64.exe
2. Install SQLite 3: winget install SQLite.SQLite (Windows) or sudo apt install sqlite3 (Linux)
3. Configure Git filters:
echo '*.db filter=gitsqlite' >> .gitattributes
git config filter.gitsqlite.clean "gitsqlite clean"
git config filter.gitsqlite.smudge "gitsqlite smudge"
git config filter.gitsqlite.diff "gitsqlite diff"
Available Binaries
- Windows: gitsqlite-windows-amd64.exe, gitsqlite-windows-arm64.exe
- Linux: gitsqlite-linux-amd64, gitsqlite-linux-arm64
- macOS: gitsqlite-macos-arm64
📖 Full documentation: README.md