@samth raco test’s default is to treat the arguments as files or directories but not check the suffixes (so none of the four options at the top of the help are the default)

@jeapostrophe might be good to have an option that does that so the help can say that

@ryanc following up on the Sqlite3 extended error codes. I checked on my Linux machine and confirm I see the extended error code 2067 being returned when I trigger a uniqueness constraint violation. Evaluating the same code on my Windows machine only returns the primary error code 19. So the db pkg on Window machines is not returning the extended error code. If you would like, I’d be happy to investigate this more and determine why there is a behavior difference between Linux and Windows. I am hypothesizing the difference is occurring in connection.rkt

@abmclin I would first check whether the difference is in the sqlite dll/so library. On Windows, try downloading the most recent version from http://sqlite.org\|sqlite.org and dropping that in place of Racket’s current copy (and then double-check sqlite3_libversion_number). Then see if you get extended error codes with that version.