Solution works really well to databases which will not be updated frequently, like a standalone site.

Although one should be aware of one very important git behavior - git does not diff binary files (like SQLite dbs). That means 2 things:

1. Each db update will generate a new file in git, maintaining the whole old file in history, instead of the diff in bytes. This will accumulate a lot of clutter in the repo

2. As git does not diff binaries, there is a very small risk of corruption (especially if you work in multiple OSs, because of CRLF)

Ref - https://robinwinslow.uk/dont-ever-commit-binary-files-to-git