pytest: use correct type of quotes for conda's SQLite 3.49.0+ (SQLITE_DQS=0) #5199
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Now tests passes with SQLite 3.49.1. |
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Hm, SQLite quirks document look like fun. Thanks for the fix.
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…rt of OSGeo#5199) For Conda's SQLite 3.49.0+ (SQLITE_DQS=0)
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Use correct type of quotes for SQLite 3.49.0+.
Fixes #5197.