Can't use it locally (yet?) but it's definitely an interesting move in the space. For my personal projects lately I've been defaulting to sqlite in dev, and having a database wrapper layer to use something else in prod.
I'm imagining some insane replication behind the scenes, where every write is happening concurrently on a different SQLite DB, and then merged together sequentially into some master DB.
More specifically, I didn't see any commits about multiple simultaneous writers having landed in main and it's not document as a feature in the release notes https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso/commits
I searched https://turso.tech/blog/beyond-the-single-writer-limitation-... with ctrl-f for "download" and "--exp" and got no results for either. There was a link to a live demo webpage at the very end. Am I looking at the right blog? That's the one linked at the top of the page.
The flag is --experimental-mvcc, it is in the help for the shell.
You are right that the blog failed to mention. I will get this fixed soon!! Thanks for noticing it.
There is a lot of work that still needs to be done to make this production-ready, both from a performance and reliability point of view, as we did our best to convey on the blog. We truly appreciate you trying it out! Report any issues, please.
