When running an sqlcipher_export() command, if the output file already exists, I would expect the command to either completely overwrite the content of the database, or fail with an exception. Failing with an exception seems to be the safe choice.
Actual Behavior
Current implementation does not fail, but also does not copy the database content. It is not completely clear to me what the operation does, but it looks like the content of the existing file remains untouched.
Steps to Reproduce
SQLCipher version (can be identified by executing PRAGMA cipher_version;): 4.5.6 community
SQLCipher for Android version: 4.5.6
Are you able to reproduce this issue within the SQLCipher for Android test suite?
Sorry, I haven't tried that yet, but there is no reason why it should not be reproducible.
Expected Behavior
When running an sqlcipher_export() command, if the output file already exists, I would expect the command to either completely overwrite the content of the database, or fail with an exception. Failing with an exception seems to be the safe choice.
Actual Behavior
Current implementation does not fail, but also does not copy the database content. It is not completely clear to me what the operation does, but it looks like the content of the existing file remains untouched.
Steps to Reproduce
SQLCipher version (can be identified by executing
PRAGMA cipher_version;): 4.5.6 communitySQLCipher for Android version: 4.5.6
Are you able to reproduce this issue within the SQLCipher for Android test suite?
Sorry, I haven't tried that yet, but there is no reason why it should not be reproducible.