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roelof13:12:22

Is there somewhere a tutorial how to install sqlite on windows 10

sveri14:12:37

@roelof: you dont need to install sqlite?

roelof18:12:14

O, I follow the book "Web development with Clojure" and there I have to use this : `[org.clojure/java.jdbc "0.2.3"] [org.xerial/sqlite-jdbc "3.7.2"]] `

roelof18:12:53

and later I see : (sql/with-connection

roelof18:12:01

so I think I need sqlite

codemartin18:12:50

Quick git-question! I have a program that I completely rewrote. I want to keep 0 files from the master branch, but keep everything in my rewrite branch. Now I'm about to merge these (in a github pull request). If I do git checkout master && git merge rewrite, I will end up with a lot of garbage from master I don't want to keep. How can I merge, but have every file from master removed and part of history? And master will then be an exact copy of rewrite

adamtrilling19:12:57

@codemartin How about this: git checkout master && rm -rf * && git merge —no-ff rewrite?

sveri19:12:38

@roelof: SQLite can be run by just including it as a jar. It will store it's data on the file system or in memory, depending on the configuration. There is no "installation" needed.

tberman19:12:38

@codemartin: just delete the master branch and rename rewrite to master?

adamtrilling19:12:42

@tberman that was my first thought as well but then he loses the history on master

tberman19:12:57

@adamtrilling: depends on what rewrite is

tberman19:12:08

@adamtrilling: if rewrite includes that history, then no

adamtrilling19:12:45

@codemartin will have to come back and tell us what his intentions were simple_smile

codemartin19:12:24

@adamtrilling: Cool! I'll try that out right now

adamtrilling19:12:31

@codemartin: Keep in mind what @tberman said…if the rewrite branch has all of the history you want, then his suggestion is better

codemartin19:12:39

@adamtrilling: @tberman Hmm yeah master has had only one commit during this time - updating the realm saying that code is dying. Think it's ok to keep

tberman19:12:45

you can also always rename master to old_master

tberman19:12:50

and then rename rewrite to master

codemartin19:12:52

@tberman: @adamtrilling it worked great! Thank you fine people for helping me out on this simple_smile Appreciate it

adamtrilling19:12:19

Yay! I’m glad to be helping instead of asking for once...

roelof20:12:14

@sveri: thanks for the info.