Confirming that installing sqlite to /usr/local instead of
/usr/local/install-sqlite-trusted-schema-off and just overwriting the system
sqlite fixes the problem.
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Hi Jukka,
If I just run sqlite3 on the command line (/usr/local/bin/sqlite3) then
ENABLE_RTREE is not there, but if I run the version I compiled,
/usr/local/install-sqlite-trusted-schema-off/bin/sqlite3, then it is.
I suspect one of the downstream dependencies is using the wrong version of
sql
Hi,
If you suppose that rtree is missing, compile only SQLite and then run this in
SQLite
pragma compile_options;
It should show "ENABLE_RTREE".
If that is ok then the error happens in some other place.
-Jukka-
Lähettäjä: gdal-dev käyttäjän Jon Morris
Hello all,
I'm trying to build GDAL python wheels and am having some autotest fails that
is preventing the build. I think most if not all of these fails are due to
rtree not being available in sqlite. AFAIK I've done everything needed but the
build recipe must be missing something.
The dockerf