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I think so because we don't have the issue on our CI that installed everything from pip. So it is really related to the sqlite provided by conda-forge.
We can temporarily pin the version of sqlite in our dependencies.
You can do that with conda but with pip I'm not sure how sqlite is installed because it is not a Python package. So I don't think that you really have the hand on this.
The latest version of SQLite is not actually available on the standard apt repositories.
I don't think lambda users will install another version of sqlite by hand.
It's not the best solution, but without hurrying too much, i think we can pin the sqlite version for the conda users, we'll soon be changing backend.
With a freshly installed version using Python 3.12, I get the following type of error:
The relevant issue is: conda-forge/sqlite-feedstock#130
While the SQlite package could resolve the issue, the
python-diskcache
could also do something: grantjenks/python-diskcache#311However, since of the current low maintenance, it could be problematic.
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