I agree that SQLite requires less maintenance, but you still need to vacuum to prevent the database file from accumulating space (for apps, I run VACUUM at startup).
SQLite vacuum is only needed to shrink the database after you remove a lot of data. It's not needed in routine operations like postgres does. Postgres has autovacuum usually on by default so I'm not understanding the complaint much
SQLite vacuum is only needed to shrink the database after you remove a lot of data. It's not needed in routine operations like postgres does. Postgres has autovacuum usually on by default so I'm not understanding the complaint much