Sqlite.swift: Fix sqlite3_trace is deprecated warning

Created on 9 Apr 2017 · 11Comments · Source: stephencelis/SQLite.swift

With the latest version of 0.11.3 from cocoapods and Xcode 8.3.1, I'm getting a deprecation warning for the c function sqlite3_trace. Going to the docs, it recommends using sqlite3_trace_v2 instead.

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mohamede1945

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If you're using Pod , you can add inhibit_all_warnings! to the Podfile file to ignore all of the warnings in the pod project.

zhangchunyu2016 on 8 Aug 2017

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It's a harmless warning. To make it disappear you'll have to set your deployment target to iOS 10.0.

jberkel on 9 Apr 2017

First of all, thank you for this great library. It's really amazing!

My deployment target is 9.0, which I think most of the apps are always supporting at least one major version back, so it would be nice to have this fixed.

As a workaround, I'm using :inhibit_warnings => true in my podfile.

mohamede1945 on 9 Apr 2017

If you target an older platform the deprecated method will have to be called in any case (the _v2 only exists on 10.x). However in theory this shouldn't issue a warning. I think this stems from the fact that the deprecation is done via

__attribute__((deprecated))

and not with the standard @available attribute.

jberkel on 9 Apr 2017

Oh, I see your point.

mohamede1945 on 10 Apr 2017

I'm targeting to iOS 10+ and it still shows the warning of deprecation, which I don't give much attention since it will be called anyway since as @jberkel said it's not a @available check