@outlog @lambrospetrou Thanks for the mention. I have a “help wanted” section in the README in which I describe what work I think remains to bring sqlite_ecto2 from its current prerelease state to something we could legitimately call a 2.0.0 release.
PRs welcome!
@sotojuan I agree (which is why I started this project 
). One caveat that isn’t (yet) in the README: You really should avoid using SQLite in any context where you are deploying as a cluster (unless there is a single database node in the cluster). Since SQLite works with its database stored as a local file rather than communicating over-the-wire with an independent database server, each machine in the cluster would wind up operating on independent versions of the data. Certain doom awaits.
), but you will have to run migrations everytime you create a new in-memory database, which is slower compared to postgres running migrations only once when tests start.