oerdnj
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2 weeks ago The SQLite3 library is dynamically linked and PHP is using whatever version is provided by the Ubuntu/Debian release.
I maintain the extra libraries only in special cases and generally avoid doing that, so no, sorry, this is not going to happen.
P.S.: You didn’t even described why it is so important to have the latest SQLite3 available.
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Package(s) (please complete the following information): php8.3-sqlite3: Installed: 8.3.8-2+0~20240608.35+debian12~1.gbp4d7dbc Candidate: 8.3.8-2+0~20240608.35+debian12~1.gbp4d7dbc Version table: *** 8.3.8-2+0~20240608.35+debian12~1.gbp4d7dbc 500 500 https://packages.sury.org/php bookworm/main arm64 Packages 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status d
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Note: latest Sqlite release is 3.46.