Emulate the VERSION() function in the SQLite driver
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This replaces the old implementation from the legacy SQLite translator that's defined in "WP_SQLite_PDO_User_Defined_Functions" and returns "5.5".
adamziel
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Emulate the
VERSION()function in the SQLite driverThis replaces the old implementation from the legacy SQLite translator that's defined in
WP_SQLite_PDO_User_Defined_Functionsand returns5.5.Emulating it directly in the driver should also be faster than calling a PHP function from SQLite.
This function is used in WordPress core and causes outdated database warning on the Site Health screen.