This PR adds support for applying Volume restrictions to Url resources if the URL is a file:// URL.
The only notable side effect is that SQLite DB URLs must now use the file:// scheme vs the custom sqlite:// scheme. This is to avoid setting the precedent of some URL schemes pointing to files internally.
This PR also adds support for SQLite in-memory databases which can be enabled with the URL sqlite://memory (since it's special-by-default and doesn't point to any real resource). The errors thrown in either case point the user to the right syntax when possible.
This PR adds support for applying
Volumerestrictions toUrlresources if the URL is afile://URL.The only notable side effect is that SQLite DB URLs must now use the
file://scheme vs the customsqlite://scheme. This is to avoid setting the precedent of some URL schemes pointing to files internally.This PR also adds support for SQLite in-memory databases which can be enabled with the URL
sqlite://memory(since it's special-by-default and doesn't point to any real resource). The errors thrown in either case point the user to the right syntax when possible.