Fix bad init file loading in dump_cmd/3#111
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A test over dump_cmd/3 was failing with a strange error:
The reason? Well, it's probably my
.sqliterc:The
sqlite3program loads an initialization file~/.sqliterc, if present. Since I do have one, it'll be used duringdump_cmd/3operations. It's quite a dangerous behavior since any destructive command present in~/.sqlitercwill be executed against a project's database, possibly destroying data, etc.I couldn't find a way to make
sqlite3not load my.sqliterc, but after setting/dev/nullas-initargument, test passes again (and my.sqlitercis not being loaded/used).