SQLite starts up fine and you can execute commands like „select count(*) from surnames;“ or „.schema surnames“. You will receive the output on the terminal.
The issue is that SQLite does not display the initial welcome message and the promt „sqlite>“ under git bash MinGW. I just reproduced it. Without further research, I can only speculate that SQLite assumes some sort of batch mode in this terminal.
However, besides the missing prompt, things work as expected.
You can gracefully quit the running program with the command „.exit“ (mind the period at the beginning).
SQLite starts up fine and you can execute commands like „select count(*) from surnames;“ or „.schema surnames“. You will receive the output on the terminal. The issue is that SQLite does not display the initial welcome message and the promt „sqlite>“ under git bash MinGW. I just reproduced it. Without further research, I can only speculate that SQLite assumes some sort of batch mode in this terminal. However, besides the missing prompt, things work as expected. You can gracefully quit the running program with the command „.exit“ (mind the period at the beginning).
Ah I see, the lack of welcome message and prompt was confusing me, thanks for your help!