Update sqlite-jdbc to 3.50.1.0

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📦 Updates org.xerial:sqlite-jdbc from 3.49.1.0 to 3.50.1.0

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Summary of Changes

Hello! Gemini here, providing a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by xerial-bot, is a routine dependency update managed by Scala Steward. Its primary purpose is to upgrade the org.xerial:sqlite-jdbc library from version 3.49.1.0 to 3.50.1.0. This update brings in the changes and improvements included in the new version of the SQLite JDBC driver.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The core change is the update of the sqlite-jdbc library to version 3.50.1.0.
• Build Configuration Change: The build configuration file (build.sbt) was modified to reflect the new dependency version and includes a minor formatting adjustment.

Changelog

• build.sbt
  • Updated the SQLITE_JDBC_VERSION constant from 3.49.1.0 to 3.50.1.0.
  • Made a minor indentation change to an exclude call within the fluentd project definition.

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Code Review

This pull request, automatically generated by Scala Steward, updates the org.xerial:sqlite-jdbc dependency from version 3.49.1.0 to 3.50.1.0.

The primary change is the version update in build.sbt, which is straightforward. A minor indentation change in the same file was also noted; this adjustment aligns with common Scala formatting conventions for chained method calls (specifically, continuation indentation) and is considered an acceptable, if not improved, style.

No explicit style guide was provided for this review. Therefore, the changes were assessed against general Scala and sbt best practices. The aforementioned indentation change is consistent with these common practices.

The release notes for sqlite-jdbc 3.50.1.0 (which bundles SQLite 3.46.0) indicate incremental improvements and bug fixes, suggesting the update is likely safe and beneficial.

Overall, the changes are clear, minimal, and well-contained. Automated dependency updates like this are valuable for maintaining project health.

Summary of Findings

• Code Quality and Dependency Update: No issues of medium, high, or critical severity were identified in this automated dependency update. The changes are straightforward, and the minor formatting adjustment is consistent with common Scala/sbt styling conventions.

Merge Readiness

This pull request updates the sqlite-jdbc dependency to version 3.50.1.0. The changes are minimal, consisting of the version bump and a minor, acceptable indentation adjustment in the build.sbt file.

Based on this review, no critical, high, or medium severity issues were found. The updated dependency version appears to be an incremental and safe upgrade according to its release notes.

While I am not authorized to approve pull requests, this PR appears to be in good shape and ready for merging from a technical standpoint. It is recommended that another team member performs a final review and grants approval for the merge.