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Releases: dikayx/sqlite-viewer

Version 1.2.1

24 Nov 17:33
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Overview

1.2.1 fixes a bug that misaligned elements under windows. This should be fixed now. There were also some smaller code cleanups. This version is recommend for all operating systems as the previous version can lead to visibility issues on Windows.

Changes

  • Fixed UI element rendering for Windows

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.2.1

Known issues

  • Same as in version 1.2.0
  • macOS may require additional permissions for certain directories

Enjoy! 🥳

Version 1.2.0

24 Nov 13:26
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Overview

1.2.0 contains many bug fixes and stability improvements. There was an issue in the previous versions that caused the application to be unable to load the *.db file. The compiled jar file did not include the xerial sqlite jdbc connector dependency.

There was also a design update to use the nimbus-design for an improved look and feel on all platforms.

Changes

  • Fixed database connection issue
  • Updated look and feel

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0

Known issues

  • On Unix-like systems, double-clicking the jar file does not work in certain directory structures. In this case, you can run the jar file from the command line using java -jar sqlite-viewer.jar or place the jar file somewhere else.

Unix-like systems like Linux and macOS are - unlike Windows - using the home directory as the current working directory when double-clicking a jar file.

Enjoy! 🥳

⚠️ Deprecated - Version 1.1.0

23 Nov 10:26
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Changes

  • Improved stability
  • Updated UI elements

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

Known issues

  • When running the application on macOS 14 'Sonoma' you may need to enable the app in the system settings. Also, you may need to grant access to certain directories (such as Downloads) in order to open *.db files.

⚠️ Deprecated - Fully working SQLite viewer for multiple platforms

06 Apr 12:03
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You can run the JAR file on any device with a working JVM. Have fun!