Models sometimes won't be created after sync and close for SQLite3

Reproduction Steps

1. Create two models, don’t think it matters what’s in them, as long as there’s a primary key and at least one other column
2. After that, call await db.link([Model1, Model2]), then await db.sync(), then await db.close()
3. If both tables were created successfully, delete one of them then rerun

Expected Behaviour

Both tables should be created successfully.

Actual Behaviour

Sometimes both will be created successfully, but sometimes not all of them will be created.

Let me know if there’s a misunderstanding of how these methods work or if there’s any issues reproducing it. Thanks.

[Coteh]

Hey Arnaud, sorry about the late response. My internet was out for a few days, just got a replacement modem yesterday. Seems like all tables are created now, after running another minimal example and my web app. I even dropped one of the tables and reran the app and it created it again. I noticed that you upgraded to version 2 of the sqlite library sometime after I posted this issue, maybe that fixed it.

I’ll reopen if it happens again.

[eveningkid]

Thanks for the update, no worries. See you around 😃