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I was thinking of storing SQLite database file in version control (git), also i want to see the diff of the database file between different versions.
Can we configure SQLite to store it’s data in a readable text format(Given i do not store any binary data in the db)? So that i do not have to dump the data to a text file to see the difference. Say for example a CSV format.
Is it possible?
The native SQLite database file format is always binary, but you could use the
.dumpcommand of thesqlite3command-line tool to create a textual representation of the database.