Re: [Monotone-devel] SQLite bug on commit

[Matt Johnston]

On Tue, Nov 30, 2004 at 01:45:24PM +0100, Jérôme Marant wrote:
> $ monotone --db=~/test/xemacs-beta.db add *
> 
> $ monotone --branch=org.jm.xemacs-beta commit 'Initial import'
> monotone: beginning commit
> monotone: manifest 2868ec6fed3941898571563d24871d9e0cfa50cc
> monotone: revision 948df728c4b76224367e7b1bc8e65890f6d6d82f
> monotone: branch org.jm.xemacs-beta
> monotone: discarding debug log
> monotone: fatal: std::runtime_error: sqlite exec error too much data for
> one table row

How big is the largest file you added? I think the
underlying sqlite database has a 16 meg row length limit, so
files larger than that probably can't be committed. The
actual limit for files might differ since they get gzipped
and base64 encoded before adding to the database.

I believe that sqlite3 (which hopefully will become part of
Monotone soon) should fix that issue.

Matt