It's probably relevant to note that both Android and iOS ship with SQLite as the de-facto database storage engine, so there's very much a use case for having reliable in-place migrations in SQLite on modern software.
I could certainly see the value of having more robust ALTER TABLE support in SQLite itself, and I don't find the argument that such functionality will go unused very convincing. In real world scenarios almost everyone is going to have to migrate at some point, and the easier this is to accomplish, the better.
I could certainly see the value of having more robust ALTER TABLE support in SQLite itself, and I don't find the argument that such functionality will go unused very convincing. In real world scenarios almost everyone is going to have to migrate at some point, and the easier this is to accomplish, the better.