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Run every statement in a query passed to the CLI - #352
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sqlit query -f script.sql handed the whole file to the driver, and SQLite refuses more than one statement per execute.
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sqlit query -f script.sqlpassed the whole file to the driver in one call, so a file with more than one statement failed on SQLite withYou can only execute one statement at a time, and nothing ran. The README documents-ffor SQL files.The CLI now splits the query with
split_statements, like the TUI. It runs the statements in order, stops at the first error and prints the last statement's result. A single-statement query takes the same path as before.create table; insert; selectin a file now runs and prints the row. The new CLI test fails without the change.pytest tests/unit tests/clipasses. I only ran this against SQLite.