Starting again in a debug version still gives: After that, I can't click links, and even if I restart, I still can't click links. I placed the file I sent you into my profile as places.sqlite. > that's not the case, we may have a second bug to chase. > restart to fix the history problem (losing previous history though), if > Note that, since the database gets replaced, I'd expect a simple application (In reply to Marco Bonardo from comment #38) At a maximum it should need an application restart.ītw, I need either some db that reproduces the problem, or a db that doesn't work, you can send that to my through mail for privacy reasons. corrupt file exists, the db should have been replaced with a pristine one, and then things should just work. Or it's possible one of the schema changes between the 2 versions hit one of those existing corruptions and halted on it.Īnother strange thing is that if the. There isn't any known incompatibility in upgrading from 45 to 52, but it's possible Sqlite itself became stricter to small corruptions that already existed. Regarding the corruption, I need at least of these broken databases to be able to do any kind of guessing on the cause. While it's a valuable feature, being able to open links is more valuable, thus it should always work even if something earlier fails. One thing you should do for sure here, is to wrap history addition in a try/catch. This doesn't matter, if Sqlite cannot merge the journal on shutdown, it will do on connection opening. Maybe I'm wrong, only a storage person can answer > My assumption is this: For some users the upgrade happened where the (In reply to Jorg K (GMT+2) from comment #21) Places.sqlite-wal and have the same 'Date Created' as the TB 52.0 'Date Modified' from the new installationĪccount TabsĒ.6 true Chooserđ.9.3 true Restart!đ.0.5 true Places.sqlite, places.sqlite-wal, and have the same 'Date Modified' as the newly installed TB 52.0. Mac OS X 10.9.5 TB 52.0 with Lightning 5.4Īfter deleting the places.sqlite files it all worked

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