<agronholm>
my system sqlite3 is v3.36.0 so it must come from somewhere else
<mattip>
agronholm: which download?
<agronholm>
the linux 64 bit pypy3.9 one
<agronholm>
(x86-64)
<agronholm>
it seems that I can get it to work locally by installing the fedora rpm for it, but the official binaries bundling a 9 year old version of sqlite3 might cause users to send me bug reports, hence my question
<nimaje>
I thought only the windows binaries bundled libs and the other ones just use system libs
<mgorny>
indeed there seems to be a pypy3.9-v7.3.9-linux64/lib/libsqlite3.so.0 inside
<mgorny>
as well as expat, ffi, ncurses, gdbm, lzma, tcl
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<mattip>
some of those are purposefully included as part of building a "portable package"
<mattip>
it seems the portability script is aggressively bundling too much
<mattip>
or on the other hand, not building from source enough
<mattip>
the goal of the portable package was to allow it to run on a bare centos7 image
<mattip>
and also to allow that package to run on ubuntu 22.04
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<agronholm>
that's totally fine, but it would be nice get more recent versions of those libs included
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<mattip>
fwiw, the packaged sqlite3 in the nightlies is 3.38.2. That changed just after the release
<mattip>
of 7.3.9
<mattip>
no, just before the release of 7.3.9, so when I download