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Have --enable-editline fail rather than emit a warning which would easily be overlooked by automated builds. The error message explains a potential workaround for activating libedit.

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stephan
2024-10-28 02:11:51 +00:00
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@ -776,13 +776,14 @@ proc sqlite-check-line-editing {} {
# --enable-editline to do exactly that but it seems likely to
# break on systems for which which HAVE_EDITLINE=1 previously
# worked.
hwaci-indented-notice {
WARNING: the --enable-editline flag is not supported due to
hwaci-indented-notice -error {
ERROR: the --enable-editline flag is not supported due to
non-availability of systems which have it in a form which the
sqlite3 CLI shell expects to see. On some systems this can be
worked around by passing --with-readline-ldflags=-ledit instead of
--enable-editline, which will attempt to use the readline.h
supplied by libreadline but link against -ledit.
worked around by passing --with-readline-ldflags=-ledit instead
of --enable-editline, which will attempt to use the readline.h
supplied by libreadline but link against -ledit. On systems
tested so far, that works.
}
return "none"
} elseif {![opt-bool readline]} {