3.13.1 Release notes (2019-01-03)
Fixed
- Fix a crash when iterating over
Realm.subscriptions()
using for-in.
(Since 3.13.0, PR #6050).
Compatibility
- File format: Generates Realms with format v9 (Reads and upgrades all previous formats)
- Realm Object Server: 3.11.0 or later.
3.13.0 Release notes (2018-12-14)
Enhancements
- Add
Realm.subscriptions()
/-[RLMRealm subscriptions]
and
Realm.subscription(named:)
/-[RLMRealm subscriptionWithName:]
to enable
looking up existing query-based sync subscriptions.
(PR: https://github.com/realm/realm-cocoa/pull/6029).
Compatibility
- File format: Generates Realms with format v9 (Reads and upgrades all previous formats)
- Realm Object Server: 3.11.0 or later.
3.12.0 Release notes (2018-11-26)
Enhancements
- Add a User-Agent header to HTTP requests made to the Realm Object Server. By
default, this contains information about the Realm library version and your
app's bundle ID. The application identifier can be customized by setting
RLMSyncManager.sharedManager.userAgent
/SyncManager.shared.userAgent
prior
to opening a synchronized Realm.
(PR: https://github.com/realm/realm-cocoa/pull/6007).
- Add Xcode 10.1 binary to the prebuilt package.
Fixed
Compatibility
- File format: Generates Realms with format v9 (Reads and upgrades all previous formats)
- Realm Object Server: 3.11.0 or later.
Internal
3.11.2 Release notes (2018-11-15)
Enhancements
- Improve the performance of the merge algorithm used for integrating remote
changes from the server. In particular, changesets involving many objects
which all link to a single object should be greatly improved.
Fixed
- Fix a memory leak when removing notification blocks from collections.
PR: #702, since 1.1.0.
- Fix re-sorting or distincting an already-sorted Results using values from
linked objects. Previously the unsorted order was used to read the values
from the linked objects.
PR #3102, since 3.1.0.
- Fix a set of bugs which could lead to bad changeset assertions when using
sync. The assertions would look something like the following:
[realm-core-5.10.0] Assertion failed: ndx < size() with (ndx, size()) = [742, 742]
.
Compatibility
- File format: Generates Realms with format v9 (Reads and upgrades all previous formats)
- Realm Object Server: 3.11.0 or later.
Internal
3.11.1 Release notes (2018-10-19)
Enhancements
Fixed
- Fix
SyncUser.requestEmailConfirmation
not triggering the email confirmation
flow on ROS. (PR #5953, since 3.5.0)
- Add some missing validation in the getters and setters of properties on
managed Realm objects, which would sometimes result in an application
crashing with a segfault rather than the appropriate exception being thrown
when trying to write to an object which has been deleted.
(PR #5952, since 2.8.0)
Compatibility
- File format: Generates Realms with format v9 (Reads and upgrades all previous formats)
- Realm Object Server: 3.11.0 or later.
Internal
3.11.0 Release notes (2018-10-04)
Enhancements
- Reduce memory usage when integrating synchronized changes sent by ROS.
- Devices will now report download progress for read-only Realms, allowing the
server to compact Realms more aggressively and reducing the amount of
server-side storage space required.
Fixed
- Fix a crash when adding an object with a non-
@objc
String?
property which
has not been explicitly ignored to a Realm on watchOS 5 (and possibly other
platforms when building with Xcode 10).
(Issue: 5929).
- Fix some merge algorithm bugs which could result in
BadChangesetError
being thrown when integrating changes sent by the server.
Compatibility
- File format: Generates Realms with format v9 (Reads and upgrades all previous formats)
- NOTE!!!
You will need to upgrade your Realm Object Server to at least version 3.11.0
or use Realm Cloud.
If you try to connect to a ROS v3.10.x or previous, you will see an error
like
Wrong protocol version in Sync HTTP request, client protocol version = 25,
server protocol version = 24
.
Internal
3.10.0 Release notes (2018-09-19)
Prebuilt binaries are now built for Xcode 9.2, 9.3, 9.4 and 10.0.
Older versions of Xcode are still supported when building from source, but you
should be migrating to at least Xcode 9.2 as soon as possible.
Enhancements
- Add support for Watch Series 4 by adding an arm64_32 slice to the library.
3.9.0 Release notes (2018-09-10)
Enhancements
- Expose RLMSyncUser.refreshToken publicly so that it can be used for custom
HTTP requests to Realm Object Server.
- Add RLMSyncSession.connectionState, which reports whether the session is
currently connected to the Realm Object Server or if it is offline.
- Add
-suspend
and -resume
methods to RLMSyncSession
to enable manually
pausing data synchronization.
- Add support for limiting the number of objects matched by a query-based sync
subscription. This requires a server running ROS 3.10.1 or newer.
Bugfixes
- Fix crash when getting the description of a
MigrationObject
which has
List
properties.
- Fix crash when calling
dynamicList()
on a MigrationObject
.
3.8.0 Release notes (2018-09-05)
Enhancements
- Remove some old and no longer applicable migration logic which created an
unencrypted file in the sync metadata directory containing a list of ROS URLs
connected to.
- Add support for pinning SSL certificates used for https and realms
connections by setting
RLMSyncManager.sharedManager.pinnedCertificatePaths
in obj-c and SyncManager.shared.pinnedCertificatePaths
in Swift.
Bugfixes
- Fix warnings when building Realm as a static framework with CocoaPods.
3.7.6 Release notes (2018-08-08)
Enhancements
- Speed up the actual compaction when using compact-on-launch.
- Reduce memory usage when locally merging changes from sync.
- When first connecting to a server, wait to begin uploading changes until
after all changes have been downloaded to reduce the server-side load for
query-based sync.
3.7.5 Release notes (2018-07-23)
Enhancements
- Improve performance of applying remote changesets from sync.
- Improve performance of creating objects with string primary keys.
- Improve performance of large write transactions.
- Adjust file space allocation strategy to reduce fragmentation, producing
smaller Realm files and typically better performance.
- Close network connections immediately when a sync session is destroyed.
- Report more information in
InvalidDatabase
exceptions.
Bugfixes
- Fix permission denied errors for RLMPlatform.h when building with CocoaPods
and Xcode 10 beta 3.
- Fix a use-after-free when canceling a write transaction which could result in
incorrect "before" values in KVO observations (typically
nil
when a non-nil
value is expected).
- Fix several bugs in the merge algorithm that could lead to memory corruption
and crashes with errors like "bad changeset" and "unreachable code".
3.7.4 Release notes (2018-06-19)
Bugfixes
- Fix a bug which could potentially flood Realm Object Server with PING
messages after a client device comes back online.
3.7.3 Release notes (2018-06-18)
Enhancements
- Avoid performing potentially large amounts of pointless background work for
LinkingObjects instances which are accessed and then not immediate deallocated.
Bugfixes
- Fix crashes which could result from extremely fragmented Realm files.
- Fix a bug that could result in a crash with the message "bad changeset error"
when merging changesets from the server.
3.7.2 Release notes (2018-06-13)
Enhancements
- Add some additional consistency checks that will hopefully produce better
errors when the "prev_ref + prev_size <= ref" assertion failure occurs.
Bugfixes
- Fix a problem in the changeset indexing algorithm that would sometimes
cause "bad permission object" and "bad changeset" errors.
- Fix a large number of linking warnings about symbol visibility by aligning
compiler flags used.
- Fix large increase in size of files produced by
Realm.writeCopy()
introduced in 3.6.0.
3.7.1 Release notes (2018-06-07)
- Add support for compiling Realm Swift with Xcode 10 beta 1.
3.7.0 Release notes (2018-06-06)
The feature known as Partial Sync has been renamed to Query-based
Synchronization. This has impacted a number of API's. See below for the
details.
Deprecations
+[RLMSyncConfiguration initWithUser] has been deprecated in favor of
-[RLMSyncUser configurationWithURL:url].
+[RLMSyncConfiguration automaticConfiguration] has been deprecated in favor of
-[RLMSyncUser configuration].
+[RLMSyncConfiguration automaticConfigurationForUser] has been deprecated in favor of
-[RLMSyncUser configuration].
-[RLMSyncConfiguration isPartial] has been deprecated in favor of
-[RLMSyncConfiguration fullSynchronization]`.
Enhancements
- Add
-[RLMRealm syncSession]
and Realm.syncSession
to obtain the session used for a synchronized Realm.
- Add
-[RLMSyncUser configuration]
. Query-based sync is the default sync mode for this configuration.
- Add
-[RLMSyncUser configurationWithURL:url]
. Query-based sync is the default sync mode for this configuration.
3.6.0 Release notes (2018-05-29)
Enhancements
- Improve performance of sync metadata operations and resolving thread-safe
references.
shouldCompactOnLaunch
is now supported for compacting the local data of
synchronized Realms.
Bugfixes
- Fix a potential deadlock when a sync session progress callback held the last
strong reference to the sync session.
- Fix some cases where comparisons to
nil
in queries were not properly
serialized when subscribing to a query.
- Don't delete objects added during a migration after a call to
-[RLMMigration
deleteDataForClassName:]
.
- Fix incorrect results and/or crashes when multiple
-[RLMMigration
enumerateObjects:block:]
blocks deleted objects of the same type.
- Fix some edge-cases where
-[RLMMigration enumerateObjects:block:]
enumerated the incorrect objects following deletions.
- Restore the pre-3.5.0 behavior for Swift optional properties missing an ivar
rather than crashing.
3.5.0 Release notes (2018-04-25)
Enhancements
- Add wrapper functions for email confirmation and password reset to
SyncUser
.
Bugfixes
- Fix incorrect results when using optional chaining to access a RealmOptional
property in Release builds, or otherwise interacting with a RealmOptional
object after the owning Object has been deallocated.
3.4.0 Release notes (2018-04-19)
The prebuilt binary for Carthage is now built for Swift 4.1.
Enhancements
- Expose
RLMSyncManager.authorizationHeaderName
/SyncManager.authorizationHeaderName
as a way to override the transport header for Realm Object Server authorization.
- Expose
RLMSyncManager.customRequestHeaders
/SyncManager.customRequestHeaders
which allows custom HTTP headers to be appended on requests to the Realm Object Server.
- Expose
RLMSSyncConfiguration.urlPrefix
/SyncConfiguration.urlPrefix
as a mechanism
to replace the default path prefix in Realm Sync WebSocket requests.
3.3.2 Release notes (2018-04-03)
Add a prebuilt binary for Xcode 9.3.
3.3.1 Release notes (2018-03-28)
Realm Object Server v3.0.0 or newer is required when using synchronized Realms.
Enhancements
- Expose
RLMObject.object(forPrimaryKey:)
as a factory method for Swift so
that it is callable with recent versions of Swift.
Bugfixes
- Exclude the RLMObject-derived Permissions classes from the types repored by
Realm.Configuration.defaultConfiguration.objectTypes
to avoid a failed
cast.
- Cancel pending
Realm.asyncOpen()
calls when authentication fails with a
non-transient error such as missing the Realm path in the URL.
- Fix "fcntl() inside prealloc()" errors on APFS.
3.3.0 Release notes (2018-03-19)
Realm Object Server v3.0.0 or newer is required when using synchronized Realms.
Enhancements
- Add
Realm.permissions
, Realm.permissions(forType:)
, and Realm.permissions(forClassNamed:)
as convenience
methods for accessing the permissions of the Realm or a type.
Bugfixes
- Fix
+[RLMClassPermission objectInRealm:forClass:]
to work for classes that are part of the permissions API,
such as RLMPermissionRole
.
- Fix runtime errors when applications define an
Object
subclass with the
same name as one of the Permissions object types.
3.2.0 Release notes (2018-03-15)
Realm Object Server v3.0.0 or newer is required when using synchronized Realms.
Enhancements
- Added an improved API for adding subscriptions in partially-synchronized Realms.
Results.subscribe()
can be
used to subscribe to any result set, and the returned SyncSubscription
object can be used to observe the state
of the subscription and ultimately to remove the subscription. See the documentation for more information
(https://docs.realm.io/platform/v/3.x/using-synced-realms/syncing-data).
- Added a fine-grained permissions system for use with partially-synchronized Realms. This allows permissions to be
defined at the level of individual objects or classes. See the documentation for more information
(https://docs.realm.io/platform/v/3.x/using-synced-realms/access-control).
- Added
SyncConfiguration.automatic()
and SyncConfiguration.automatic(user:)
.
These methods return a Realm.Configuration
appropriate for syncing with the default
synced Realm for the current (or specified) user. These should be considered the preferred methods
for accessing synced Realms going forwards.
- Added
+[RLMSyncSession sessionForRealm:]
to retrieve the sync session corresponding to a RLMRealm
.
Bugfixes
- Fix incorrect initalization of
RLMSyncManager
that made it impossible to
set errorHandler
.
- Fix compiler warnings when building with Xcode 9.3.
- Fix some warnings when running with UBsan.
3.2.0-rc.1 Release notes (2018-03-14)
Realm Object Server v3.0.0-rc.1 or newer is required when using synchronized Realms.
Enhancements
- Added
SyncConfiguration.automatic()
and SyncConfiguration.automatic(user:)
.
These methods return a Realm.Configuration
appropriate for syncing with the default
synced Realm for the current (or specified). These should be considered the preferred methods
for accessing synced Realms going forwards.
- A role is now automatically created for each user with that user as its only member.
This simplifies the common use case of restricting access to specific objects to a single user.
This role can be accessed at
PermissionUser.role
.
- Improved error reporting when the server rejects a schema change due to a lack of permissions.
Bugfixes
- Fix incorrect initalization of
RLMSyncManager
that made it impossible to
set errorHandler
.
- Fix compiler warnings when building with Xcode 9.3.
3.2.0-beta.3 Release notes (2018-03-01)
Realm Object Server v3.0.0-alpha.9 or newer is required when using synchronized Realms.
Bugfixes
- Fix a crash that would occur when using partial sync with Realm Object Server v3.0.0-alpha.9.
3.2.0-beta.2 Release notes (2018-02-28)
Realm Object Server v3.0.0-alpha.8 or newer is required when using synchronized Realms.
Enhancements
- Added
findOrCreate(forRoleNamed:)
and findOrCreate(forRole:)
to List<Permission>
to simplify the process of adding permissions for a role.
- Added
+permissionForRoleNamed:inArray:
, +permissionForRoleNamed:onRealm:
,
+permissionForRoleNamed:onClass:realm:
, +permissionForRoleNamed:onClassNamed:realm:
,
and +permissionForRoleNamed:onObject:
to RLMSyncPermission
to simplify the process
of adding permissions for a role.
- Added
+[RLMSyncSession sessionForRealm:]
to retrieve the sync session corresponding to a RLMRealm
.
Bugfixes
PermissionRole.users
and PermissionUser.roles
are now public as intended.
- Fixed the handling of
setPermissions
in -[RLMRealm privilegesForRealm]
and related methods.
3.2.0-beta.1 Release notes (2018-02-19)
Enhancements
- Added an improved API for adding subscriptions in partially-synchronized Realms.
Results.subscribe()
can be
used to subscribe to any result set, and the returned SyncSubscription
object can be used to observe the state
of the subscription and ultimately to remove the subscription.
- Added a fine-grained permissions system for use with partially-synchronized Realms. This allows permissions to be
defined at the level of individual objects or classes. See
Permission
and related types for more information.
Bugfixes
- Fix some warnings when running with UBsan.
3.1.1 Release notes (2018-02-03)
Prebuilt Swift frameworks for Carthage are now built with Xcode 9.2.
Bugfixes
- Fix a memory leak when opening Realms with an explicit
objectTypes
array
from Swift.
3.1.0 Release notes (2018-01-16)
- Prebuilt frameworks are now included for Swift 3.2.3 and 4.0.3.
- Prebuilt frameworks are no longer included for Swift 3.0.x.
- Building from source with Xcode versions prior to Xcode 8.3 is no longer supported.
Enhancements
- Add
Results.distinct(by:)
/ -[RLMResults distinctResultsUsingKeyPaths:]
, which return a Results
containing only objects with unique values at the given key paths.
- Improve performance of change checking for notifications in certain cases.
- Realm Object Server errors not explicitly recognized by the client are now reported to the application
regardless.
- Add support for JSON Web Token as a sync credential source.
- Add support for Nickname and Anonymous Auth as a sync credential source.
- Improve allocator performance when writing to a highly fragmented file. This
should significantly improve performance when inserting large numbers of
objects which have indexed properties.
- Improve write performance for complex object graphs involving many classes
linking to each other.
Bugfixes
- Add a missing check for a run loop in the permission API methods which
require one.
- Fix some cases where non-fatal sync errors were being treated as fatal errors.
3.0.2 Release notes (2017-11-08)
Prebuilt frameworks are now included for Swift 3.2.2 and 4.0.2.
Bugfixes
- Fix a crash when a linking objects property is retrieved from a model object instance via
Swift subscripting.
- Fix incorrect behavior if a call to
posix_fallocate
is interrupted.
3.0.1 Release notes (2017-10-26)
Bugfixes
- Explicitly exclude KVO-generated object subclasses from the schema.
- Fix regression where the type of a Realm model class is not properly determined, causing crashes
when a type value derived at runtime by
type(of:)
is passed into certain APIs.
- Fix a crash when an
Object
subclass has implicitly ignored let
properties.
- Fix several cases where adding a notification block from within a
notification callback could produce incorrect results.
3.0.0 Release notes (2017-10-16)
Breaking Changes
- iOS 7 is no longer supported.
- Synchronized Realms require a server running Realm Object Server v2.0 or higher.
- Computed properties on Realm object types are detected and no
longer added to the automatically generated schema.
- The Objective-C and Swift
create(_:, value: update:)
APIs now
correctly nil out nullable properties when updating an existing
object when the value
argument specifies nil or NSNull
for
the property value.
-[RLMRealm addOrUpdateObjects:]
and -[RLMRealm deleteObjects:]
now
require their argument to conform to NSFastEnumeration
, to match similar
APIs that also take collections.
- The way interactive sync errors (client reset and permission denied)
are delivered to the user has been changed. Instead of a block which can
be invoked to immediately delete the offending Realm file, an opaque
token object of type
RLMSyncErrorActionToken
will be returned in the
error object's userInfo
dictionary. This error object can be passed
into the new +[RLMSyncSession immediatelyHandleError:]
API to delete
the files.
- The return types of the
SyncError.clientResetInfo()
and
SyncError.deleteRealmUserInfo()
APIs have been changed. They now return
RLMSyncErrorActionToken
s or SyncError.ActionToken
s instead of closures.
- The class methods
Object.className()
, Object.objectUtilClass()
, and
the property Object.isInvalidated
can no longer be overriden.
- The callback which runs when a sync user login succeeds or fails
now runs on the main queue by default, or can be explicitly specified
by a new
callbackQueue
parameter on the {RLM}SyncUser.logIn(...)
API.
- Fix empty strings, binary data, and null on the right side of
BEGINSWITH
,
ENDSWITH
and CONTAINS
operators in predicates to match Foundation's
semantics of never matching any strings or data.
- Swift
Object
comparison and hashing behavior now works the same way as
that of RLMObject
(objects are now only considered equatable if their
model class defines a primary key).
- Fix the way the hash property works on
Object
when the object model has
no primary key.
- Fix an issue where if a Swift model class defined non-generic managed
properties after generic Realm properties (like
List<T>
), the schema
would be constructed incorrectly. Fixes an issue where creating such
models from an array could fail.
- Loosen
RLMArray
and RLMResults
's generic constraint from RLMObject
to
NSObject
. This may result in having to add some casts to disambiguate
types.
- Remove
RLMSyncPermissionResults
. RLMSyncPermission
s are now vended out
using a RLMResults
. This results collection supports all normal collection
operations except for setting values using key-value coding (since
RLMSyncPermission
s are immutable) and the property aggregation operations.
RLMSyncUserInfo
has been significantly enhanced. It now contains metadata
about a user stored on the Realm Object Server, as well as a list of all user account
data associated with that user.
- Starting with Swift 4,
List
now conforms to MutableCollection
instead of
RangeReplaceableCollection
. For Swift 4, the empty collection initializer has been
removed, and default implementations of range replaceable collection methods that
make sense for List
have been added.
List.removeLast()
now throws an exception if the list is empty, to more closely match
the behavior of the standard library's Collection.removeLast()
implementation.
RealmCollection
's associated type Element
has been renamed ElementType
.
- The following APIs have been renamed:
Old API |
New API |
NotificationToken.stop() |
NotificationToken.invalidate() |
-[RLMNotificationToken stop] |
-[RLMNotificationToken invalidate] |
RealmCollection.addNotificationBlock(_:) |
RealmCollection.observe(_:) |
RLMSyncProgress |
RLMSyncProgressMode |
List.remove(objectAtIndex:) |
List.remove(at:) |
List.swap(_:_:) |
List.swapAt(_:_:) |
SyncPermissionValue |
SyncPermission |
RLMSyncPermissionValue |
RLMSyncPermission |
-[RLMSyncPermission initWithRealmPath:userID:accessLevel] |
-[RLMSyncPermission initWithRealmPath:identity:accessLevel:] |
RLMSyncPermission.userId |
RLMSyncPermission.identity |
-[RLMRealm addOrUpdateObjectsInArray:] |
-[RLMRealm addOrUpdateObjects:] |
- The following APIs have been removed:
Removed API |
Replacement |
Object.className |
None, was erroneously present. |
RLMPropertyTypeArray |
RLMProperty.array |
PropertyType.array |
Property.array |
-[RLMArray sortedResultsUsingProperty:ascending:] |
-[RLMArray sortedResultsUsingKeyPath:ascending:] |
-[RLMCollection sortedResultsUsingProperty:ascending:] |
-[RLMCollection sortedResultsUsingKeyPath:ascending:] |
-[RLMResults sortedResultsUsingProperty:ascending:] |
-[RLMResults sortedResultsUsingKeyPath:ascending:] |
+[RLMSortDescriptor sortDescriptorWithProperty:ascending:] |
+[RLMSortDescriptor sortDescriptorWithKeyPath:ascending:] |
RLMSortDescriptor.property |
RLMSortDescriptor.keyPath |
AnyRealmCollection.sorted(byProperty:ascending:) |
AnyRealmCollection.sorted(byKeyPath:ascending:) |
List.sorted(byProperty:ascending:) |
List.sorted(byKeyPath:ascending:) |
LinkingObjects.sorted(byProperty:ascending:) |
LinkingObjects.sorted(byKeyPath:ascending:) |
Results.sorted(byProperty:ascending:) |
Results.sorted(byKeyPath:ascending:) |
SortDescriptor.init(property:ascending:) |
SortDescriptor.init(keyPath:ascending:) |
SortDescriptor.property |
SortDescriptor.keyPath |
+[RLMRealm migrateRealm:configuration:] |
+[RLMRealm performMigrationForConfiguration:error:] |
RLMSyncManager.disableSSLValidation |
RLMSyncConfiguration.enableSSLValidation |
SyncManager.disableSSLValidation |
SyncConfiguration.enableSSLValidation |
RLMSyncErrorBadResponse |
RLMSyncAuthErrorBadResponse |
RLMSyncPermissionResults |
RLMResults |
SyncPermissionResults |
Results |
RLMSyncPermissionChange |
-[RLMSyncUser applyPermission:callback] / -[RLMSyncUser deletePermission:callback:] |
-[RLMSyncUser permissionRealmWithError:] |
-[RLMSyncUser retrievePermissionsWithCallback:] |
RLMSyncPermissionOffer |
-[RLMSyncUser createOfferForRealmAtURL:accessLevel:expiration:callback:] |
RLMSyncPermissionOfferResponse |
-[RLMSyncUser acceptOfferForToken:callback:] |
-[NSError rlmSync_clientResetBlock] |
-[NSError rlmSync_errorActionToken] / -[NSError rlmSync_clientResetBackedUpRealmPath] |
-[NSError rlmSync_deleteRealmBlock] |
-[NSError rlmSync_errorActionToken] |
Enhancements
List
can now contain values of types Bool
, Int
, Int8
, Int16
,
Int32
, Int64
, Float
, Double
, String
, Data
, and Date
(and
optional versions of all of these) in addition to Object
subclasses.
Querying List
s containing values other than Object
subclasses is not yet
implemented.
RLMArray
can now be constrained with the protocols RLMBool
, RLMInt
,
RLMFloat
, RLMDouble
, RLMString
, RLMData
, and RLMDate
in addition to
protocols defined with RLM_ARRAY_TYPE
. By default RLMArray
s of
non-RLMObject
types can contain null. Indicating that the property is
required (by overriding +requiredProperties:
) will instead make the values
within the array required. Querying RLMArray
s containing values other than
RLMObject
subclasses is not yet implemented.
- Add a new error code to denote 'permission denied' errors when working
with synchronized Realms, as well as an accompanying block that can be
called to inform the binding that the offending Realm's files should be
deleted immediately. This allows recovering from 'permission denied'
errors in a more robust manner. See the documentation for
RLMSyncErrorPermissionDeniedError
for more information.
- Add Swift
Object.isSameObject(as:_)
API to perform the same function as
the existing Objective-C API -[RLMObject isEqualToObject:]
.
- Opening a synced Realm whose local copy was created with an older version of
Realm Mobile Platfrom when a migration is not possible to the current version
will result in an
RLMErrorIncompatibleSyncedFile
/ incompatibleSyncedFile
error. When such an error occurs, the original file is moved to a backup
location, and future attempts to open the synchronized Realm will result in a new
file being created. If you wish to migrate any data from the backup Realm you can
open it using the backup Realm configuration available on the error object.
- Add a preview of partial synchronization. Partial synchronization allows a
synchronized Realm to be opened in such a way that only objects requested by
the user are synchronized to the device. You can use it by setting the
isPartial
property on a SyncConfiguration
, opening the Realm, and then
calling Realm.subscribe(to:where:callback:)
with the type of object you're
interested in, a string containing a query determining which objects you want
to subscribe to, and a callback which will report the results. You may add as
many subscriptions to a synced Realm as necessary.
Bugfixes
- Realm no longer throws an "unsupported instruction" exception in some cases
when opening a synced Realm asynchronously.
- Realm Swift APIs that filter or look up the index of an object based on a
format string now properly handle optional arguments in their variadic argument
list.
-[RLMResults<RLMSyncPermission *> indexOfObject:]
now properly accounts for access
level.
- Fix a race condition that could lead to a crash accessing to the freed configuration object
if a default configuration was set from a different thread.
- Fixed an issue that crash when enumerating after clearing data during migration.
- Fix a bug where a synced Realm couldn't be reopened even after a successful client reset
in some cases.
- Fix a bug where the sync subsystem waited too long in certain cases to reconnect to the server.
- Fix a bug where encrypted sync-related metadata was incorrectly deleted from upgrading users,
resulting in all users being logged out.
- Fix a bug where permission-related data continued to be synced to a client even after the user
that data belonged to logged out.
- Fix an issue where collection notifications might be delivered inconsistently if a notification
callback was added within another callback for the same collection.
3.0.0-rc.2 Release notes (2017-10-14)
Enhancements
- Reinstate
RLMSyncPermissionSortPropertyUserID
to allow users to sort permissions
to their own Realms they've granted to others.
Bugfixes
-[RLMResults<RLMSyncPermission *> indexOfObject:]
now properly accounts for access
level.
- Fix a race condition that could lead to a crash accessing to the freed configuration object
if a default configuration was set from a different thread.
- Fixed an issue that crash when enumerating after clearing data during migration.
- Fix a bug where a synced Realm couldn't be reopened even after a successful client reset
in some cases.
- Fix a bug where the sync subsystem waited too long in certain cases to reconnect to the server.
- Fix a bug where encrypted sync-related metadata was incorrectly deleted from upgrading users,
resulting in all users being logged out.
- Fix a bug where permission-related data continued to be synced to a client even after the user
that data belonged to logged out.
- Fix an issue where collection notifications might be delivered inconsistently if a notification
callback was added within another callback for the same collection.
3.0.0-rc.1 Release notes (2017-10-03)
Breaking Changes
- Remove
RLMSyncPermissionSortPropertyUserID
to reflect changes in how the
Realm Object Server reports permissions for a user.
- Remove
RLMSyncPermissionOffer
and RLMSyncPermissionOfferResponse
classes
and associated helper methods and functions. Use the
-[RLMSyncUser createOfferForRealmAtURL:accessLevel:expiration:callback:]
and -[RLMSyncUser acceptOfferForToken:callback:]
methods instead.
Bugfixes
- The keychain item name used by Realm to manage the encryption keys for
sync-related metadata is now set to a per-app name based on the bundle
identifier. Keys that were previously stored within the single, shared Realm
keychain item will be transparently migrated to the per-application keychain
item.
- Fix downloading of the Realm core binaries when Xcode's command-line tools are
set as the active developer directory for command-line interactions.
- Fix a crash that could occur when resolving a ThreadSafeReference to a
List
whose parent object had since been deleted.
3.0.0-beta.4 Release notes (2017-09-22)
Breaking Changes
- Rename
List.remove(objectAtIndex:)
to List.remove(at:)
to match the name
used by 'RangeReplaceableCollection'.
- Rename
List.swap()
to List.swapAt()
to match the name used by 'Array'.
- Loosen
RLMArray
and RLMResults
's generic constraint from RLMObject
to
NSObject
. This may result in having to add some casts to disambiguate
types.
- Remove
RLMPropertyTypeArray
in favor of a separate bool array
property on
RLMProperty
/Property
.
- Remove
RLMSyncPermissionResults
. RLMSyncPermission
s are now vended out
using a RLMResults
. This results collection supports all normal collection
operations except for setting values using KVO (since RLMSyncPermission
s are
immutable) and the property aggregation operations.
RealmCollection
's associated type Element
has been renamed ElementType
.
- Realm Swift collection types (
List
, Results
, AnyRealmCollection
, and
LinkingObjects
have had their generic type parameter changed from T
to
Element
).
RealmOptional
's generic type parameter has been changed from T
to Value
.
RLMSyncUserInfo
has been significantly enhanced. It now contains metadata
about a user stored on the Realm Object Server, as well as a list of all user account
data associated with that user.
- Starting with Swift 4,
List
now conforms to MutableCollection
instead of
RangeReplaceableCollection
. For Swift 4, the empty collection initializer has been
removed, and default implementations of range replaceable collection methods that
make sense for List
have been added.
List.removeLast()
now throws an exception if the list is empty, to more closely match
the behavior of the standard library's Collection.removeLast()
implementation.
Enhancements
List
can now contain values of types Bool
, Int
, Int8
, Int16
,
Int32
, Int64
, Float
, Double
, String
, Data
, and Date
(and
optional versions of all of these) in addition to Object
subclasses.
Querying List
s containing values other than Object
subclasses is not yet
implemented.
RLMArray
can now be constrained with the protocols RLMBool
, RLMInt
,
RLMFloat
, RLMDouble
, RLMString
, RLMData
, and RLMDate
in addition to
protocols defined with RLM_ARRAY_TYPE
. By default RLMArray
s of
non-RLMObject
types can contain null. Indicating that the property is
required (by overriding +requiredProperties:
) will instead make the values
within the array required. Querying RLMArray
s containing values other than
RLMObject
subclasses is not yet implemented.
- Opening a synced Realm whose local copy was created with an older version of
Realm Mobile Platfrom when a migration is not possible to the current version
will result in an
RLMErrorIncompatibleSyncedFile
/ incompatibleSyncedFile
error. When such an error occurs, the original file is moved to a backup
location, and future attempts to open the synchronized Realm will result in a new
file being created. If you wish to migrate any data from the backup Realm you can
open it using the backup Realm configuration available on the error object.
- Add preview support for partial synchronization. Partial synchronization is
allows a synchronized Realm to be opened in such a way that only objects
requested by the user are synchronized to the device. You can use it by setting
the
isPartial
property on a SyncConfiguration
, opening the Realm, and then
calling Realm.subscribe(to:where:callback:)
with the type of object you're
interested in, a string containing a query determining which objects you want
to subscribe to, and a callback which will report the results. You may add as
many subscriptions to a synced Realm as necessary.
Bugfixes
- Realm Swift APIs that filter or look up the index of an object based on a
format string now properly handle optional arguments in their variadic argument
list.
3.0.0-beta.3 Release notes (2017-08-23)
Breaking Changes
- iOS 7 is no longer supported.
- Computed properties on Realm object types are detected and no
longer added to the automatically generated schema.
-[RLMRealm addOrUpdateObjectsInArray:]
has been renamed to
-[RLMRealm addOrUpdateObjects:]
for consistency with similar methods
that add or delete objects.
-[RLMRealm addOrUpdateObjects:]
and -[RLMRealm deleteObjects:]
now
require their argument to conform to NSFastEnumeration
, to match similar
APIs that also take collections.
- Remove deprecated
{RLM}SyncPermission
and {RLM}SyncPermissionChange
classes.
{RLM}SyncPermissionValue
has been renamed to just {RLM}SyncPermission
.
Its userId
property has been renamed identity
, and its
-initWithRealmPath:userID:accessLevel:
initializer has been renamed
-initWithRealmPath:identity:accessLevel:
.
- Remove deprecated
-[RLMSyncUser permissionRealmWithError:]
and
SyncUser.permissionRealm()
APIs. Use the new permissions system.
- Remove deprecated error
RLMSyncErrorBadResponse
. Use
RLMSyncAuthErrorBadResponse
instead.
- The way interactive sync errors (client reset and permission denied)
are delivered to the user has been changed. Instead of a block which can
be invoked to immediately delete the offending Realm file, an opaque
token object of type
RLMSyncErrorActionToken
will be returned in the
error object's userInfo
dictionary. This error object can be passed
into the new +[RLMSyncSession immediatelyHandleError:]
API to delete
the files.
- Remove
-[NSError rlmSync_clientResetBlock]
and
-[NSError rlmSync_deleteRealmBlock]
APIs.
- The return types of the
SyncError.clientResetInfo()
and
SyncError.deleteRealmUserInfo()
APIs have been changed. They now return
RLMSyncErrorActionToken
s or SyncError.ActionToken
s instead of closures.
- The (erroneously added) instance property
Object.className
has been
removed.
- The class methods
Object.className()
, Object.objectUtilClass()
, and
the property Object.isInvalidated
can no longer be overriden.
- The callback which runs when a sync user login succeeds or fails
now runs on the main queue by default, or can be explicitly specified
by a new
callbackQueue
parameter on the {RLM}SyncUser.logIn(...)
API.
- Rename
{RLM}NotificationToken.stop()
to invalidate()
and
{RealmCollection,SyncPermissionResults}.addNotificationBlock(_:)
to
observe(_:)
to mirror Foundation's new KVO APIs.
- The
RLMSyncProgress
enum has been renamed RLMSyncProgressMode
.
- Remove deprecated
{RLM}SyncManager.disableSSLValidation
property. Disable
SSL validation on a per-Realm basis by setting the enableSSLValidation
property on {RLM}SyncConfiguration
instead.
- Fix empty strings, binary data, and null on the right side of
BEGINSWITH
,
ENDSWITH
and CONTAINS
operators in predicates to match Foundation's
semantics of never matching any strings or data.
- Swift
Object
comparison and hashing behavior now works the same way as
that of RLMObject
(objects are now only considered equatable if their
model class defines a primary key).
- Fix the way the hash property works on
Object
when the object model has
no primary key.
- Fix an issue where if a Swift model class defined non-generic managed
properties after generic Realm properties (like
List<T>
), the schema
would be constructed incorrectly. Fixes an issue where creating such
models from an array could fail.
Enhancements
- Add Swift
Object.isSameObject(as:_)
API to perform the same function as
the existing Objective-C API -[RLMObject isEqualToObject:]
.
- Expose additional authentication-related errors that might be reported by
a Realm Object Server.
- An error handler can now be registered on
{RLM}SyncUser
s in order to
report authentication-related errors that affect the user.
Bugfixes
- Sync users are now automatically logged out upon receiving certain types
of errors that indicate they are no longer logged into the server. For
example, users who are authenticated using third-party credentials will find
themselves logged out of the Realm Object Server if the third-party identity
service indicates that their credential is no longer valid.
- Address high CPU usage and hangs in certain cases when processing collection
notifications in highly-connected object graphs.
3.0.0-beta.2 Release notes (2017-07-26)
Breaking Changes
- Remove the following deprecated Objective-C APIs:
-[RLMArray sortedResultsUsingProperty:ascending:]
,
-[RLMCollection sortedResultsUsingProperty:ascending:]
,
-[RLMResults sortedResultsUsingProperty:ascending:]
,
+[RLMSortDescriptor sortDescriptorWithProperty:ascending:]
,
RLMSortDescriptor.property
.
These APIs have been superseded by equivalent APIs that take
or return key paths instead of property names.
- Remove the following deprecated Objective-C API:
+[RLMRealm migrateRealm:configuration:]
.
Please use +[RLMRealm performMigrationForConfiguration:error:]
instead.
- Remove the following deprecated Swift APIs:
AnyRealmCollection.sorted(byProperty:, ascending:)
,
LinkingObjects.sorted(byProperty:, ascending:)
,
List.sorted(byProperty:, ascending:)
,
Results.sorted(byProperty:, ascending:)
,
SortDescriptor.init(property:, ascending:)
,
SortDescriptor.property
.
These APIs have been superseded by equivalent APIs that take
or return key paths instead of property names.
- The Objective-C and Swift
create(_:, value: update:)
APIs now
correctly nil out nullable properties when updating an existing
object when the value
argument specifies nil or NSNull
for
the property value.
Enhancements
- It is now possible to create and log in multiple Realm Object Server users
with the same identity if they originate from different servers. Note that
if the URLs are different aliases for the same authentication server each
user will still be treated as separate (e.g. they will have their own copy
of each synchronized Realm opened using them). It is highly encouraged that
users defined using the access token credential type be logged in with an
authentication server URL specified; this parameter will become mandatory
in a future version of the SDK.
- Add
-[RLMSyncUser retrieveInfoForUser:identityProvider:completion:]
API allowing administrator users to retrieve information about a user based
on their provider identity (for example, a username). Requires any edition
of the Realm Object Server 1.8.2 or later.
Bugfixes
- Realm no longer throws an "unsupported instruction" exception in some cases
when opening a synced Realm asynchronously.
3.0.0-beta Release notes (2017-07-14)
Breaking Changes
- Synchronized Realms require a server running Realm Object Server v2.0 or higher.
Enhancements
- Add a new error code to denote 'permission denied' errors when working
with synchronized Realms, as well as an accompanying block that can be
called to inform the binding that the offending Realm's files should be
deleted immediately. This allows recovering from 'permission denied'
errors in a more robust manner. See the documentation for
RLMSyncErrorPermissionDeniedError
for more information.
- Add
-[RLMSyncPermissionValue initWithRealmPath:username:accessLevel:]
API allowing permissions to be applied to a user based on their username
(usually, an email address). Requires any edition of the Realm Object
Server 1.6.0 or later.
- Improve performance of creating Swift objects which contain at least one List
property.
Bugfixes
List.description
now reports the correct types for nested lists.
- Fix unmanaged object initialization when a nested property type returned
false
from Object.shouldIncludeInDefaultSchema()
.
- Don't clear RLMArrays on self-assignment.
2.10.2 Release notes (2017-09-27)
Bugfixes
- The keychain item name used by Realm to manage the encryption keys for
sync-related metadata is now set to a per-app name based on the bundle
identifier. Keys that were previously stored within the single, shared Realm
keychain item will be transparently migrated to the per-application keychain
item.
- Fix downloading of the Realm core binaries when Xcode's command-line tools are
set as the active developer directory for command-line interactions.
- Fix a crash that could occur when resolving a ThreadSafeReference to a
List
whose parent object had since been deleted.
2.10.1 Release notes (2017-09-14)
Swift binaries are now produced for Swift 3.0, 3.0.1, 3.0.2, 3.1, 3.2 and 4.0.
Enhancements
- Auxiliary files are excluded from backup by default.
Bugfixes
- Fix more cases where assigning an RLMArray property to itself would clear the
RLMArray.
2.10.0 Release notes (2017-08-21)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Expose additional authentication-related errors that might be reported by
a Realm Object Server.
- An error handler can now be registered on
{RLM}SyncUser
s in order to
report authentication-related errors that affect the user.
Bugfixes
- Sorting Realm collection types no longer throws an exception on iOS 7.
- Sync users are now automatically logged out upon receiving certain types
of errors that indicate they are no longer logged into the server. For
example, users who are authenticated using third-party credentials will find
themselves logged out of the Realm Object Server if the third-party identity
service indicates that their credential is no longer valid.
- Address high CPU usage and hangs in certain cases when processing collection
notifications in highly-connected object graphs.
2.9.1 Release notes (2017-08-01)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- The
shouldCompactOnLaunch
block is no longer invoked if the Realm at that
path is already open on other threads.
- Fix an assertion failure in collection notifications when changes are made to
the schema via sync while the notification block is active.
2.9.0 Release notes (2017-07-26)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Add a new error code to denote 'permission denied' errors when working
with synchronized Realms, as well as an accompanying block that can be
called to inform the binding that the offending Realm's files should be
deleted immediately. This allows recovering from 'permission denied'
errors in a more robust manner. See the documentation for
RLMSyncErrorPermissionDeniedError
for more information.
- Add
-[RLMSyncPermissionValue initWithRealmPath:username:accessLevel:]
API allowing permissions to be applied to a user based on their username
(usually, an email address). Requires any edition of the Realm Object
Server 1.6.0 or later.
- Improve performance of creating Swift objects which contain at least one List
property.
- It is now possible to create and log in multiple Realm Object Server users
with the same identity if they originate from different servers. Note that
if the URLs are different aliases for the same authentication server each
user will still be treated as separate (e.g. they will have their own copy
of each synchronized Realm opened using them). It is highly encouraged that
users defined using the access token credential type be logged in with an
authentication server URL specified; this parameter will become mandatory
in a future version of the SDK.
- Add
-[RLMSyncUser retrieveInfoForUser:identityProvider:completion:]
API allowing administrator users to retrieve information about a user based
on their provider identity (for example, a username). Requires any edition
of the Realm Object Server 1.8.2 or later.
Bugfixes
List.description
now reports the correct types for nested lists.
- Fix unmanaged object initialization when a nested property type returned
false
from Object.shouldIncludeInDefaultSchema()
.
- Don't clear RLMArrays on self-assignment.
2.8.3 Release notes (2017-06-20)
Bugfixes
- Properly update RealmOptional properties when adding an object with
add(update: true)
.
- Add some missing quotes in error messages.
- Fix a performance regression when creating objects with primary keys.
2.8.2 Release notes (2017-06-16)
Bugfixes
- Fix an issue where synchronized Realms would eventually disconnect from the
remote server if the user object used to define their sync configuration
was destroyed.
- Restore support for changing primary keys in migrations (broken in 2.8.0).
- Revert handling of adding objects with nil properties to a Realm to the
pre-2.8.0 behavior.
2.8.1 Release notes (2017-06-12)
Add support for building with Xcode 9 Beta 1.
Bugfixes
- Fix setting a float property to NaN.
- Fix a crash when using compact on launch in combination with collection
notifications.
2.8.0 Release notes (2017-06-02)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Enable encryption on watchOS.
- Add
-[RLMSyncUser changePassword:forUserID:completion:]
API to change an
arbitrary user's password if the current user has administrative privileges
and using Realm's 'password' authentication provider.
Requires any edition of the Realm Object Server 1.6.0 or later.
Bugfixes
- Suppress
-Wdocumentation
warnings in Realm C++ headers when using CocoaPods
with Xcode 8.3.2.
- Throw an appropriate error rather than crashing when an RLMArray is assigned
to an RLMArray property of a different type.
- Fix crash in large (>4GB) encrypted Realm files.
- Improve accuracy of sync progress notifications.
- Fix an issue where synchronized Realms did not connect to the remote server
in certain situations, such as when an application was offline when the Realms
were opened but later regained network connectivity.
2.7.0 Release notes (2017-05-03)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Use reachability API to minimize the reconnection delay if the network
connection was lost.
- Add
-[RLMSyncUser changePassword:completion:]
API to change the current
user's password if using Realm's 'password' authentication provider.
Requires any edition of the Realm Object Server 1.4.0 or later.
{RLM}SyncConfiguration
now has an enableSSLValidation
property
(and default parameter in the Swift initializer) to allow SSL validation
to be specified on a per-server basis.
- Transactions between a synced Realm and a Realm Object Server can now
exceed 16 MB in size.
- Add new APIs for changing and retrieving permissions for synchronized Realms.
These APIs are intended to replace the existing Realm Object-based permissions
system. Requires any edition of the Realm Object Server 1.1.0 or later.
Bugfixes
- Support Realm model classes defined in Swift with overridden Objective-C
names (e.g.
@objc(Foo) class SwiftFoo: Object {}
).
- Fix
-[RLMMigration enumerateObjects:block:]
returning incorrect oldObject
objects when enumerating a class name after previously deleting a newObject
.
- Fix an issue where
Realm.asyncOpen(...)
would fail to work when opening a
synchronized Realm for which the user only had read permissions.
- Using KVC to set a
List
property to nil
now clears it to match the
behavior of RLMArray
properties.
- Fix crash from
!m_awaiting_pong
assertion failure when using synced Realms.
- Fix poor performance or hangs when performing case-insensitive queries on
indexed string properties that contain many characters that don't differ
between upper and lower case (e.g., numbers, punctuation).
2.6.2 Release notes (2017-04-21)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix an issue where calling
Realm.asyncOpen(...)
with a synchronized Realm
configuration would fail with an "Operation canceled" error.
- Fix initial collection notification sometimes not being delivered for synced
Realms.
- Fix circular links sometimes resulting in objects not being marked as
modified in change notifications.
2.6.1 Release notes (2017-04-18)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix an issue where calling
Realm.asyncOpen(...)
with a synchronized Realm
configuration would crash in error cases rather than report the error.
This is a small source breaking change if you were relying on the error
being reported to be a Realm.Error
.
2.6.0 Release notes (2017-04-18)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Add a
{RLM}SyncUser.isAdmin
property indicating whether a user is a Realm
Object Server administrator.
- Add an API to asynchronously open a Realm and deliver it to a block on a
given queue. This performs all work needed to get the Realm to
a usable state (such as running potentially time-consuming migrations) on a
background thread before dispatching to the given queue. In addition,
synchronized Realms wait for all remote content available at the time the
operation began to be downloaded and available locally.
- Add
shouldCompactOnLaunch
block property when configuring a Realm to
determine if it should be compacted before being returned.
- Speed up case-insensitive queries on indexed string properties.
- Add RLMResults's collection aggregate methods to RLMArray.
- Add support for calling the aggregate methods on unmanaged Lists.
Bugfixes
- Fix a deadlock when multiple processes open a Realm at the same time.
- Fix
value(forKey:)
/value(forKeyPath:)
returning incorrect values for List
properties.
2.5.1 Release notes (2017-04-05)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix CocoaPods installation with static libraries and multiple platforms.
- Fix uncaught "Bad version number" exceptions on the notification worker thread
followed by deadlocks when Realms refresh.
2.5.0 Release notes (2017-03-28)
Files written by Realm this version cannot be read by earlier versions of Realm.
Old files can still be opened and files open in read-only mode will not be
modified.
If using synchronized Realms, the Realm Object Server must be running version
1.3.0 or later.
Swift binaries are now produced for Swift 3.0, 3.0.1, 3.0.2 and 3.1.
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Add support for multi-level object equality comparisons against
NULL
.
- Add support for the
[d]
modifier on string comparison operators to perform
diacritic-insensitive comparisons.
- Explicitly mark
[[RLMRealm alloc] init]
as unavailable.
- Include the name of the problematic class in the error message when an
invalid property type is marked as the primary key.
Bugfixes
- Fix incorrect column type assertions which could occur after schemas were
merged by sync.
- Eliminate an empty write transaction when opening a synced Realm.
- Support encrypting synchronized Realms by respecting the
encryptionKey
value
of the Realm's configuration.
- Fix crash when setting an
{NS}Data
property close to 16MB.
- Fix for reading
{NS}Data
properties incorrectly returning nil
.
- Reduce file size growth in cases where Realm versions were pinned while
starting write transactions.
- Fix an assertion failure when writing to large
RLMArray
/List
properties.
- Fix uncaught
BadTransactLog
exceptions when pulling invalid changesets from
synchronized Realms.
- Fix an assertion failure when an observed
RLMArray
/List
is deleted after
being modified.
2.4.4 Release notes (2017-03-13)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Add
(RLM)SyncPermission
class to allow reviewing access permissions for
Realms. Requires any edition of the Realm Object Server 1.1.0 or later.
- Further reduce the number of files opened per thread-specific Realm on macOS,
iOS and watchOS.
Bugfixes
- Fix a crash that could occur if new Realm instances were created while the
application was exiting.
- Fix a bug that could lead to bad version number errors when delivering
change notifications.
- Fix a potential use-after-free bug when checking validity of results.
- Fix an issue where a sync session might not close properly if it receives
an error while being torn down.
- Fix some issues where a sync session might not reconnect to the server properly
or get into an inconsistent state if revived after invalidation.
- Fix an issue where notifications might not fire when the children of an
observed object are changed.
- Fix an issue where progress notifications on sync sessions might incorrectly
report out-of-date values.
- Fix an issue where multiple threads accessing encrypted data could result in
corrupted data or crashes.
- Fix an issue where certain
LIKE
queries could hang.
- Fix an issue where
-[RLMRealm writeCopyToURL:encryptionKey:error]
could create
a corrupt Realm file.
- Fix an issue where incrementing a synced Realm's schema version without actually
changing the schema could cause a crash.
2.4.3 Release notes (2017-02-20)
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Avoid copying copy-on-write data structures, which can grow the file, when the
write does not actually change existing values.
- Improve performance of deleting all objects in an RLMResults.
- Reduce the number of files opened per thread-specific Realm on macOS.
- Improve startup performance with large numbers of
RLMObject
/Object
subclasses.
Bugfixes
- Fix synchronized Realms not downloading remote changes when an access token
expires and there are no local changes to upload.
- Fix an issue where values set on a Realm object using
setValue(value:, forKey:)
that were not themselves Realm objects were not properly converted into Realm
objects or checked for validity.
- Fix an issue where
-[RLMSyncUser sessionForURL:]
could erroneously return a
non-nil value when passed in an invalid URL.
SyncSession.Progress.fractionTransferred
now returns 1 if there are no
transferrable bytes.
- Fix sync progress notifications registered on background threads by always
dispatching on a dedicated background queue.
- Fix compilation issues with Xcode 8.3 beta 2.
- Fix incorrect sync progress notification values for Realms originally created
using a version of Realm prior to 2.3.0.
- Fix LLDB integration to be able to display summaries of
RLMResults
once more.
- Reject Swift properties with names which cause them to fall in to ARC method
families rather than crashing when they are accessed.
- Fix sorting by key path when the declared property order doesn't match the order
of properties in the Realm file, which can happen when properties are added in
different schema versions.
2.4.2 Release notes (2017-01-30)
Bugfixes
- Fix an issue where RLMRealm instances could end up in the autorelease pool
for other threads.
2.4.1 Release notes (2017-01-27)
Bugfixes
- Fix an issue where authentication tokens were not properly refreshed
automatically before expiring.
2.4.0 Release notes (2017-01-26)
This release drops support for compiling with Swift 2.x.
Swift 3.0.0 is now the minimum Swift version supported.
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Add change notifications for individual objects with an API similar to that
of collection notifications.
Bugfixes
- Fix Realm Objective-C compilation errors with Xcode 8.3 beta 1.
- Fix several error handling issues when renewing expired authentication
tokens for synchronized Realms.
- Fix a race condition leading to bad_version exceptions being thrown in
Realm's background worker thread.
2.3.0 Release notes (2017-01-19)
Sync Breaking Changes
- Make
PermissionChange
's id
property a primary key.
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Add
SyncPermissionOffer
and SyncPermissionOfferResponse
classes to allow
creating and accepting permission change events to synchronized Realms between
different users.
- Support monitoring sync transfer progress by registering notification blocks
on
SyncSession
. Specify the transfer direction (.upload
/.download
) and
mode (.reportIndefinitely
/.forCurrentlyOutstandingWork
) to monitor.
Bugfixes
- Fix a call to
commitWrite(withoutNotifying:)
committing a transaction that
would not have triggered a notification incorrectly skipping the next
notification.
- Fix incorrect results and crashes when conflicting object insertions are
merged by the synchronization mechanism when there is a collection
notification registered for that object type.
2.2.0 Release notes (2017-01-12)
Sync Breaking Changes (In Beta)
- Sync-related error reporting behavior has been changed. Errors not related
to a particular user or session are only reported if they are classed as
'fatal' by the underlying sync engine.
- Added
RLMSyncErrorClientResetError
to RLMSyncError
enum.
API Breaking Changes
- The following Objective-C APIs have been deprecated in favor of newer or preferred versions:
Deprecated API |
New API |
-[RLMArray sortedResultsUsingProperty:] |
-[RLMArray sortedResultsUsingKeyPath:] |
-[RLMCollection sortedResultsUsingProperty:] |
-[RLMCollection sortedResultsUsingKeyPath:] |
-[RLMResults sortedResultsUsingProperty:] |
-[RLMResults sortedResultsUsingKeyPath:] |
+[RLMSortDescriptor sortDescriptorWithProperty:ascending] |
+[RLMSortDescriptor sortDescriptorWithKeyPath:ascending:] |
RLMSortDescriptor.property |
RLMSortDescriptor.keyPath |
- The following Swift APIs have been deprecated in favor of newer or preferred versions:
Deprecated API |
New API |
LinkingObjects.sorted(byProperty:ascending:) |
LinkingObjects.sorted(byKeyPath:ascending:) |
List.sorted(byProperty:ascending:) |
List.sorted(byKeyPath:ascending:) |
RealmCollection.sorted(byProperty:ascending:) |
RealmCollection.sorted(byKeyPath:ascending:) |
Results.sorted(byProperty:ascending:) |
Results.sorted(byKeyPath:ascending:) |
SortDescriptor(property:ascending:) |
SortDescriptor(keyPath:ascending:) |
SortDescriptor.property |
SortDescriptor.keyPath |
Enhancements
- Introduce APIs for safely passing objects between threads. Create a
thread-safe reference to a thread-confined object by passing it to the
+[RLMThreadSafeReference referenceWithThreadConfined:]
/ThreadSafeReference(to:)
constructor, which you can then safely pass to another thread to resolve in
the new Realm with -[RLMRealm resolveThreadSafeReference:]
/Realm.resolve(_:)
.
- Realm collections can now be sorted by properties over to-one relationships.
- Optimized
CONTAINS
queries to use Boyer-Moore algorithm
(around 10x speedup on large datasets).
Bugfixes
- Setting
deleteRealmIfMigrationNeeded
now also deletes the Realm if a file
format migration is required, such as when moving from a file last accessed
with Realm 0.x to 1.x, or 1.x to 2.x.
- Fix queries containing nested
SUBQUERY
expressions.
- Fix spurious incorrect thread exceptions when a thread id happens to be
reused while an RLMRealm instance from the old thread still exists.
- Fixed various bugs in aggregate methods (max, min, avg, sum).
2.1.2 Release notes (2016--12-19)
This release adds binary versions of Swift 3.0.2 frameworks built with Xcode 8.2.
Sync Breaking Changes (In Beta)
- Rename occurences of "iCloud" with "CloudKit" in APIs and comments to match
naming in the Realm Object Server.
API Breaking Changes
Enhancements
- Add support for 'LIKE' queries (wildcard matching).
Bugfixes
- Fix authenticating with CloudKit.
- Fix linker warning about "Direct access to global weak symbol".
2.1.1 Release notes (2016-12-02)
Enhancements
- Add
RealmSwift.ObjectiveCSupport.convert(object:)
methods to help write
code that interoperates between Realm Objective-C and Realm Swift APIs.
- Throw exceptions when opening a Realm with an incorrect configuration, like:
readOnly
set with a sync configuration.
readOnly
set with a migration block.
- migration block set with a sync configuration.
- Greatly improve performance of write transactions which make a large number of
changes to indexed properties, including the automatic migration when opening
files written by Realm 1.x.
Bugfixes
- Reset sync metadata Realm in case of decryption error.
- Fix issue preventing using synchronized Realms in Xcode Playgrounds.
- Fix assertion failure when migrating a model property from object type to
RLMLinkingObjects
type.
- Fix a
LogicError: Bad version number
exception when using RLMResults
with
no notification blocks and explicitly called -[RLMRealm refresh]
from that
thread.
- Logged-out users are no longer returned from
+[RLMSyncUser currentUser]
or
+[RLMSyncUser allUsers]
.
- Fix several issues which could occur when the 1001st object of a given type
was created or added to an RLMArray/List, including crashes when rerunning
existing queries and possibly data corruption.
- Fix a potential crash when the application exits due to a race condition in
the destruction of global static variables.
- Fix race conditions when waiting for sync uploads or downloads to complete
which could result in crashes or the callback being called too early.
2.1.0 Release notes (2016-11-18)
Sync Breaking Changes (In Beta)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Add the ability to skip calling specific notification blocks when committing
a write transaction.
Bugfixes
- Deliver collection notifications when beginning a write transaction which
advances the read version of a Realm (previously only Realm-level
notifications were sent).
- Fix some scenarios which would lead to inconsistent states when using
collection notifications.
- Fix several race conditions in the notification functionality.
- Don't send Realm change notifications when canceling a write transaction.
2.0.4 Release notes (2016-11-14)
Sync Breaking Changes (In Beta)
- Remove
RLMAuthenticationActions
and replace
+[RLMSyncCredential credentialWithUsername:password:actions:]
with
+[RLMSyncCredential credentialsWithUsername:password:register:]
.
- Rename
+[RLMSyncUser authenticateWithCredential:]
to
+[RLMSyncUser logInWithCredentials:]
.
- Rename "credential"-related types and methods to
RLMSyncCredentials
/SyncCredentials
and consistently refer to credentials
in the plural form.
- Change
+[RLMSyncUser all]
to return a dictionary of identifiers to users and
rename to:
+[RLMSyncUser allUsers]
in Objective-C.
SyncUser.allUsers()
in Swift 2.
SyncUser.all
in Swift 3.
- Rename
SyncManager.sharedManager()
to SyncManager.shared
in Swift 3.
- Change
Realm.Configuration.syncConfiguration
to take a SyncConfiguration
struct rather than a named tuple.
+[RLMSyncUser logInWithCredentials:]
now invokes its callback block on a
background queue.
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Add
+[RLMSyncUser currentUser]
.
- Add the ability to change read, write and management permissions for
synchronized Realms using the management Realm obtained via the
-[RLMSyncUser managementRealmWithError:]
API and the
RLMSyncPermissionChange
class.
Bugfixes
2.0.3 Release notes (2016-10-27)
This release adds binary versions of Swift 3.0.1 frameworks built with Xcode 8.1
GM seed.
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix a
BadVersion
exception caused by a race condition when delivering
collection change notifications.
- Fix an assertion failure when additional model classes are added and
deleteRealmIfMigrationNeeded
is enabled.
- Fix a
BadTransactLog
exception when deleting an RLMResults
in a synced
Realm.
- Fix an assertion failure when a write transaction is in progress at the point
of process termination.
- Fix a crash that could occur when working with a
RLMLinkingObject
property
of an unmanaged object.
2.0.2 Release notes (2016-10-05)
This release is not protocol-compatible with previous version of the Realm
Mobile Platform.
API breaking changes
- Rename Realm Swift's
User
to SyncUser
to make clear that it relates to the
Realm Mobile Platform, and to avoid potential conflicts with other User
types.
Bugfixes
- Fix Realm headers to be compatible with pre-C++11 dialects of Objective-C++.
- Fix incorrect merging of RLMArray/List changes when objects with the same
primary key are created on multiple devices.
- Fix bad transaction log errors after deleting objects on a different device.
- Fix a BadVersion error when a background worker finishes running while older
results from that worker are being delivered to a different thread.
2.0.1 Release notes (2016-09-29)
Bugfixes
- Fix an assertion failure when opening a Realm file written by a 1.x version
of Realm which has an indexed nullable int or bool property.
2.0.0 Release notes (2016-09-27)
This release introduces support for the Realm Mobile Platform!
See https://realm.io/news/introducing-realm-mobile-platform/ for an overview
of these great new features.
API breaking changes
- By popular demand,
RealmSwift.Error
has been moved from the top-level
namespace into a Realm
extension and is now Realm.Error
, so that it no
longer conflicts with Swift.Error
.
- Files written by Realm 2.0 cannot be read by 1.x or earlier versions. Old
files can still be opened.
Enhancements
- The .log, .log_a and .log_b files no longer exist and the state tracked in
them has been moved to the main Realm file. This reduces the number of open
files needed by Realm, improves performance of both opening and writing to
Realms, and eliminates a small window where committing write transactions
would prevent other processes from opening the file.
Bugfixes
- Fix an assertion failure when sorting by zero properties.
- Fix a mid-commit crash in one process also crashing all other processes with
the same Realm open.
- Properly initialize new nullable float and double properties added to
existing objects to null rather than 0.
- Fix a stack overflow when objects with indexed string properties had very
long common prefixes.
- Fix a race condition which could lead to crashes when using async queries or
collection notifications.
- Fix a bug which could lead to incorrect state when an object which links to
itself is deleted from the Realm.
1.1.0 Release notes (2016-09-16)
This release brings official support for Xcode 8, Swift 2.3 and Swift 3.0.
Prebuilt frameworks are now built with Xcode 7.3.1 and Xcode 8.0.
API breaking changes
- Deprecate
migrateRealm:
in favor of new performMigrationForConfiguration:error:
method
that follows Cocoa's NSError conventions.
- Fix issue where
RLMResults
used id
instead of its generic type as the return
type of subscript.
Enhancements
- Improve error message when using NSNumber incorrectly in Swift models.
- Further reduce the download size of the prebuilt static libraries.
- Improve sort performance, especially on non-nullable columns.
- Allow partial initialization of object by
initWithValue:
, deferring
required property checks until object is added to Realm.
Bugfixes
- Fix incorrect truncation of the constant value for queries of the form
column < value
for float
and double
columns.
- Fix crash when an aggregate is accessed as an
Int8
, Int16
, Int32
, or Int64
.
- Fix a race condition that could lead to a crash if an RLMArray or List was
deallocated on a different thread than it was created on.
- Fix a crash when the last reference to an observed object is released from
within the observation.
- Fix a crash when
initWithValue:
is used to create a nested object for a class
with an uninitialized schema.
- Enforce uniqueness for
RealmOptional
primary keys when using the value
setter.
1.0.2 Release notes (2016-07-13)
API breaking changes
- Attempting to add an object with no properties to a Realm now throws rather than silently
doing nothing.
Enhancements
- Swift: A
write
block may now throw
, reverting any changes already made in
the transaction.
- Reduce address space used when committing write transactions.
- Significantly reduce the download size of prebuilt binaries and slightly
reduce the final size contribution of Realm to applications.
- Improve performance of accessing RLMArray properties and creating objects
with List properties.
Bugfixes
- Fix a crash when reading the shared schema from an observed Swift object.
- Fix crashes or incorrect results when passing an array of values to
createOrUpdate
after reordering the class's properties.
- Ensure that the initial call of a Results notification block is always passed
.Initial even if there is a write transaction between when the notification
is added and when the first notification is delivered.
- Fix a crash when deleting all objects in a Realm while fast-enumerating query
results from that Realm.
- Handle EINTR from flock() rather than crashing.
- Fix incorrect behavior following a call to
[RLMRealm compact]
.
- Fix live updating and notifications for Results created from a predicate involving
an inverse relationship to be triggered when an object at the other end of the relationship
is modified.
1.0.1 Release notes (2016-06-12)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Significantly improve performance of opening Realm files, and slightly
improve performance of committing write transactions.
Bugfixes
- Swift: Fix an error thrown when trying to create or update
Object
instances via
add(:_update:)
with a primary key property of type RealmOptional
.
- Xcode playground in Swift release zip now runs successfully.
- The
key
parameter of Realm.objectForPrimaryKey(_:key:)
/ Realm.dynamicObjectForPrimaryKey(_:key:)
is now marked as optional.
- Fix a potential memory leak when closing Realms after a Realm file has been
opened on multiple threads which are running in active run loops.
- Fix notifications breaking on tvOS after a very large number of write
transactions have been committed.
- Fix a "Destruction of mutex in use" assertion failure after an error while
opening a file.
- Realm now throws an exception if an
Object
subclass is defined with a managed Swift lazy
property.
Objects with ignored lazy
properties should now work correctly.
- Update the LLDB script to work with recent changes to the implementation of
RLMResults
.
- Fix an assertion failure when a Realm file is deleted while it is still open,
and then a new Realm is opened at the same path. Note that this is still not
a supported scenario, and may break in other ways.
1.0.0 Release notes (2016-05-25)
No changes since 0.103.2.
0.103.2 Release notes (2016-05-24)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Improve the error messages when an I/O error occurs in
writeCopyToURL
.
Bugfixes
- Fix an assertion failure which could occur when opening a Realm after opening
that Realm failed previously in some specific ways in the same run of the
application.
- Reading optional integers, floats, and doubles from within a migration block
now correctly returns
nil
rather than 0 when the stored value is nil
.
0.103.1 Release notes (2016-05-19)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix a bug that sometimes resulted in a single object's NSData properties
changing from
nil
to a zero-length non-nil
NSData when a different object
of the same type was deleted.
0.103.0 Release notes (2016-05-18)
API breaking changes
- All functionality deprecated in previous releases has been removed entirely.
- Support for Xcode 6.x & Swift prior to 2.2 has been completely removed.
RLMResults
/Results
now become empty when a RLMArray
/List
or object
they depend on is deleted, rather than throwing an exception when accessed.
- Migrations are no longer run when
deleteRealmIfMigrationNeeded
is set,
recreating the file instead.
Enhancements
- Added
invalidated
properties to RLMResults
/Results
, RLMLinkingObjects
/LinkingObjects
,
RealmCollectionType
and AnyRealmCollection
. These properties report whether the Realm
the object is associated with has been invalidated.
- Some
NSError
s created by Realm now have more descriptive user info payloads.
Bugfixes
0.102.1 Release notes (2016-05-13)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Return
RLMErrorSchemaMismatch
error rather than the more generic RLMErrorFail
when a migration is required.
- Improve the performance of allocating instances of
Object
subclasses
that have LinkingObjects
properties.
Bugfixes
RLMLinkingObjects
properties declared in Swift subclasses of RLMObject
now work correctly.
- Fix an assertion failure when deleting all objects of a type, inserting more
objects, and then deleting some of the newly inserted objects within a single
write transaction when there is an active notification block for a different
object type which links to the objects being deleted.
- Fix crashes and/or incorrect results when querying over multiple levels of
LinkingObjects
properties.
- Fix opening read-only Realms on multiple threads at once.
- Fix a
BadTransactLog
exception when storing dates before the unix epoch (1970-01-01).
0.102.0 Release notes (2016-05-09)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Add a method to rename properties during migrations:
- Swift:
Migration.renamePropertyForClass(_:oldName:newName:)
- Objective-C:
-[RLMMigration renamePropertyForClass:oldName:newName:]
- Add
deleteRealmIfMigrationNeeded
to
RLMRealmConfiguration
/Realm.Configuration
. When this is set to true
,
the Realm file will be automatically deleted and recreated when there is a
schema mismatch rather than migrated to the new schema.
Bugfixes
- Fix
BETWEEN
queries that traverse RLMArray
/List
properties to ensure that
a single related object satisfies the BETWEEN
criteria, rather than allowing
different objects in the array to satisfy the lower and upper bounds.
- Fix a race condition when a Realm is opened on one thread while it is in the
middle of being closed on another thread which could result in crashes.
- Fix a bug which could result in changes made on one thread being applied
incorrectly on other threads when those threads are refreshed.
- Fix crash when migrating to the new date format introduced in 0.101.0.
- Fix crash when querying inverse relationships when objects are deleted.
0.101.0 Release notes (2016-05-04)
API breaking changes
- Files written by this version of Realm cannot be read by older versions of
Realm. Existing files will automatically be upgraded when they are opened.
Enhancements
- Greatly improve performance of collection change calculation for complex
object graphs, especially for ones with cycles.
- NSDate properties now support nanoseconds precision.
- Opening a single Realm file on multiple threads now shares a single memory
mapping of the file for all threads, significantly reducing the memory
required to work with large files.
- Crashing while in the middle of a write transaction no longer blocks other
processes from performing write transactions on the same file.
- Improve the performance of refreshing a Realm (including via autorefresh)
when there are live Results/RLMResults objects for that Realm.
Bugfixes
- Fix an assertion failure of "!more_before || index >= std::prev(it)->second)"
in
IndexSet::do_add()
.
- Fix a crash when an
RLMArray
or List
object is destroyed from the wrong
thread.
0.100.0 Release notes (2016-04-29)
API breaking changes
-[RLMObject linkingObjectsOfClass:forProperty]
and Object.linkingObjects(_:forProperty:)
are deprecated in favor of properties of type RLMLinkingObjects
/ LinkingObjects
.
Enhancements
- The automatically-maintained inverse direction of relationships can now be exposed as
properties of type
RLMLinkingObjects
/ LinkingObjects
. These properties automatically
update to reflect the objects that link to the target object, can be used in queries, and
can be filtered like other Realm collection types.
- Queries that compare objects for equality now support multi-level key paths.
Bugfixes
- Fix an assertion failure when a second write transaction is committed after a
write transaction deleted the object containing an RLMArray/List which had an
active notification block.
- Queries that compare
RLMArray
/ List
properties using != now give the correct results.
0.99.1 Release notes (2016-04-26)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix a scenario that could lead to the assertion failure
"m_advancer_sg->get_version_of_current_transaction() ==
new_notifiers.front()->version()".
0.99.0 Release notes (2016-04-22)
API breaking changes
- Deprecate properties of type
id
/AnyObject
. This type was rarely used,
rarely useful and unsupported in every other Realm binding.
- The block for
-[RLMArray addNotificationBlock:]
and
-[RLMResults addNotificationBlock:]
now takes another parameter.
- The following Objective-C APIs have been deprecated in favor of newer or preferred versions:
Deprecated API |
New API |
-[RLMRealm removeNotification:] |
-[RLMNotificationToken stop] |
RLMRealmConfiguration.path |
RLMRealmConfiguration.fileURL |
RLMRealm.path |
RLMRealmConfiguration.fileURL |
RLMRealm.readOnly |
RLMRealmConfiguration.readOnly |
+[RLMRealm realmWithPath:] |
+[RLMRealm realmWithURL:] |
+[RLMRealm writeCopyToPath:error:] |
+[RLMRealm writeCopyToURL:encryptionKey:error:] |
+[RLMRealm writeCopyToPath:encryptionKey:error:] |
+[RLMRealm writeCopyToURL:encryptionKey:error:] |
+[RLMRealm schemaVersionAtPath:error:] |
+[RLMRealm schemaVersionAtURL:encryptionKey:error:] |
+[RLMRealm schemaVersionAtPath:encryptionKey:error:] |
+[RLMRealm schemaVersionAtURL:encryptionKey:error:] |
- The following Swift APIs have been deprecated in favor of newer or preferred versions:
Deprecated API |
New API |
Realm.removeNotification(_:) |
NotificationToken.stop() |
Realm.Configuration.path |
Realm.Configuration.fileURL |
Realm.path |
Realm.Configuration.fileURL |
Realm.readOnly |
Realm.Configuration.readOnly |
Realm.writeCopyToPath(_:encryptionKey:) |
Realm.writeCopyToURL(_:encryptionKey:) |
schemaVersionAtPath(_:encryptionKey:error:) |
schemaVersionAtURL(_:encryptionKey:) |
Enhancements
- Add information about what rows were added, removed, or modified to the
notifications sent to the Realm collections.
- Improve error when illegally appending to an
RLMArray
/ List
property from a default value
or the standalone initializer (init()
) before the schema is ready.
Bugfixes
- Fix a use-after-free when an associated object's dealloc method is used to
remove observers from an RLMObject.
- Fix a small memory leak each time a Realm file is opened.
- Return a recoverable
RLMErrorAddressSpaceExhausted
error rather than
crash when there is insufficient available address space on Realm
initialization or write commit.
0.98.8 Release notes (2016-04-15)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fixed a bug that caused some encrypted files created using
-[RLMRealm writeCopyToPath:encryptionKey:error:]
to fail to open.
0.98.7 Release notes (2016-04-13)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Mark further initializers in Objective-C as NS_DESIGNATED_INITIALIZER to prevent that these aren't
correctly defined in Swift Object subclasses, which don't qualify for auto-inheriting the required initializers.
-[RLMResults indexOfObjectWithPredicate:]
now returns correct results
for RLMResults
instances that were created by filtering an RLMArray
.
- Adjust how RLMObjects are destroyed in order to support using an associated
object on an RLMObject to remove KVO observers from that RLMObject.
-[RLMResults indexOfObjectWithPredicate:]
now returns the index of the first matching object for a
sorted RLMResults
, matching its documented behavior.
- Fix a crash when canceling a transaction that set a relationship.
- Fix a crash when a query referenced a deleted object.
0.98.6 Release notes (2016-03-25)
Prebuilt frameworks are now built with Xcode 7.3.
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix running unit tests on iOS simulators and devices with Xcode 7.3.
0.98.5 Release notes (2016-03-14)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix a crash when opening a Realm on 32-bit iOS devices.
0.98.4 Release notes (2016-03-10)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Properly report changes made by adding an object to a Realm with
addOrUpdate:/createOrUpdate: to KVO observers for existing objects with that
primary key.
- Fix crashes and assorted issues when a migration which added object link
properties is rolled back due to an error in the migration block.
- Fix assertion failures when deleting objects within a migration block of a
type which had an object link property added in that migration.
- Fix an assertion failure in
Query::apply_patch
when updating certain kinds
of queries after a write transaction is committed.
0.98.3 Release notes (2016-02-26)
Enhancements
- Initializing the shared schema is 3x faster.
Bugfixes
- Using Realm Objective-C from Swift while having Realm Swift linked no longer causes that the
declared
ignoredProperties
are not taken into account.
- Fix assertion failures when rolling back a migration which added Object link
properties to a class.
- Fix potential errors when cancelling a write transaction which modified
multiple
RLMArray
/List
properties.
- Report the correct value for inWriteTransaction after attempting to commit a
write transaction fails.
- Support CocoaPods 1.0 beginning from prerelease 1.0.0.beta.4 while retaining
backwards compatibility with 0.39.
0.98.2 Release notes (2016-02-18)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Aggregate operations (
ANY
, NONE
, @count
, SUBQUERY
, etc.) are now supported for key paths
that begin with an object relationship so long as there is a RLMArray
/List
property at some
point in a key path.
- Predicates of the form
%@ IN arrayProperty
are now supported.
Bugfixes
- Use of KVC collection operators on Swift collection types no longer throws an exception.
- Fix reporting of inWriteTransaction in notifications triggered by
beginWriteTransaction
.
- The contents of
List
and Optional
properties are now correctly preserved when copying
a Swift object from one Realm to another, and performing other operations that result in a
Swift object graph being recursively traversed from Objective-C.
- Fix a deadlock when queries are performed within a Realm notification block.
- The
ANY
/ SOME
/ NONE
qualifiers are now required in comparisons involving a key path that
traverse a RLMArray
/List
property. Previously they were only required if the first key in the
key path was an RLMArray
/List
property.
- Fix several scenarios where the default schema would be initialized
incorrectly if the first Realm opened used a restricted class subset (via
objectClasses
/objectTypes
).
0.98.1 Release notes (2016-02-10)
Bugfixes
- Fix crashes when deleting an object containing an
RLMArray
/List
which had
previously been queried.
- Fix a crash when deleting an object containing an
RLMArray
/List
with
active notification blocks.
- Fix duplicate file warnings when building via CocoaPods.
- Fix crash or incorrect results when calling
indexOfObject:
on an
RLMResults
derived from an RLMArray
.
0.98.0 Release notes (2016-02-04)
API breaking changes
+[RLMRealm realmWithPath:]
/Realm.init(path:)
now inherits from the default
configuration.
- Swift 1.2 is no longer supported.
Enhancements
- Add
addNotificationBlock
to RLMResults
, Results
, RLMArray
, and
List
, which calls the given block whenever the collection changes.
- Do a lot of the work for keeping
RLMResults
/Results
up-to-date after
write transactions on a background thread to help avoid blocking the main
thread.
NSPredicate
's SUBQUERY
operator is now supported. It has the following limitations:
@count
is the only operator that may be applied to the SUBQUERY
expression.
- The
SUBQUERY(…).@count
expression must be compared with a constant.
- Correlated subqueries are not yet supported.
Bugfixes
0.97.1 Release notes (2016-01-29)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Swift: Added
Error
enum allowing to catch errors e.g. thrown on initializing
RLMRealm
/Realm
instances.
- Fail with
RLMErrorFileNotFound
instead of the more generic RLMErrorFileAccess
,
if no file was found when a realm was opened as read-only or if the directory part
of the specified path was not found when a copy should be written.
- Greatly improve performance when deleting objects with one or more indexed
properties.
- Indexing
BOOL
/Bool
and NSDate
properties are now supported.
- Swift: Add support for indexing optional properties.
Bugfixes
- Fix incorrect results or crashes when using
-[RLMResults setValue:forKey:]
on an RLMResults which was filtered on the key being set.
- Fix crashes when an RLMRealm is deallocated from the wrong thread.
- Fix incorrect results from aggregate methods on
Results
/RLMResults
after
objects which were previously in the results are deleted.
- Fix a crash when adding a new property to an existing class with over a
million objects in the Realm.
- Fix errors when opening encrypted Realm files created with writeCopyToPath.
- Fix crashes or incorrect results for queries that use relationship equality
in cases where the
RLMResults
is kept alive and instances of the target class
of the relationship are deleted.
0.97.0 Release notes (2015-12-17)
API breaking changes
- All functionality deprecated in previous releases has been removed entirely.
- Add generic type annotations to NSArrays and NSDictionaries in public APIs.
- Adding a Realm notification block on a thread not currently running from
within a run loop throws an exception rather than silently never calling the
notification block.
Enhancements
- Support for tvOS.
- Support for building Realm Swift from source when using Carthage.
- The block parameter of
-[RLMRealm transactionWithBlock:]
/Realm.write(_:)
is
now marked as __attribute__((noescape))
/@noescape
.
- Many forms of queries with key paths on both sides of the comparison operator
are now supported.
- Add support for KVC collection operators in
RLMResults
and RLMArray
.
- Fail instead of deadlocking in
+[RLMRealm sharedSchema]
, if a Swift property is initialized
to a computed value, which attempts to open a Realm on its own.
Bugfixes
- Fix poor performance when calling
-[RLMRealm deleteObjects:]
on an
RLMResults
which filtered the objects when there are other classes linking
to the type of the deleted objects.
- An exception is now thrown when defining
Object
properties of an unsupported
type.
0.96.3 Release notes (2015-12-04)
Enhancements
- Queries are no longer limited to 16 levels of grouping.
- Rework the implementation of encrypted Realms to no longer interfere with
debuggers.
Bugfixes
- Fix crash when trying to retrieve object instances via
dynamicObjects
.
- Throw an exception when querying on a link providing objects, which are from a different Realm.
- Return empty results when querying on a link providing an unattached object.
- Fix crashes or incorrect results when calling
-[RLMRealm refresh]
during
fast enumeration.
- Add
Int8
support for RealmOptional
, MinMaxType
and AddableType
.
- Set the default value for newly added non-optional NSData properties to a
zero-byte NSData rather than nil.
- Fix a potential crash when deleting all objects of a class.
- Fix performance problems when creating large numbers of objects with
RLMArray
/List
properties.
- Fix memory leak when using Object(value:) for subclasses with
List
or RealmOptional
properties.
- Fix a crash when computing the average of an optional integer property.
- Fix incorrect search results for some queries on integer properties.
- Add error-checking for nil realm parameters in many methods such as
+[RLMObject allObjectsInRealm:]
.
- Fix a race condition between commits and opening Realm files on new threads
that could lead to a crash.
- Fix several crashes when opening Realm files.
-[RLMObject createInRealm:withValue:]
, -[RLMObject createOrUpdateInRealm:withValue:]
, and
their variants for the default Realm now always match the contents of an NSArray
against properties
in the same order as they are defined in the model.
0.96.2 Release notes (2015-10-26)
Prebuilt frameworks are now built with Xcode 7.1.
Bugfixes
- Fix ignoring optional properties in Swift.
- Fix CocoaPods installation on case-sensitive file systems.
0.96.1 Release notes (2015-10-20)
Bugfixes
- Support assigning
Results
to List
properties via KVC.
- Honor the schema version set in the configuration in
+[RLMRealm migrateRealm:]
.
- Fix crash when using optional Int16/Int32/Int64 properties in Swift.
0.96.0 Release notes (2015-10-14)
- No functional changes since beta2.
0.96.0-beta2 Release notes (2015-10-08)
Bugfixes
- Add RLMOptionalBase.h to the podspec.
0.96.0-beta Release notes (2015-10-07)
API breaking changes
- CocoaPods v0.38 or greater is now required to install Realm and RealmSwift
as pods.
Enhancements
- Functionality common to both
List
and Results
is now declared in a
RealmCollectionType
protocol that both types conform to.
Results.realm
now returns an Optional<Realm>
in order to conform to
RealmCollectionType
, but will always return .Some()
since a Results
cannot exist independently from a Realm
.
- Aggregate operations are now available on
List
: min
, max
, sum
,
average
.
- Committing write transactions (via
commitWrite
/ commitWriteTransaction
and
write
/ transactionWithBlock
) now optionally allow for handling errors when
the disk is out of space.
- Added
isEmpty
property on RLMRealm
/Realm
to indicate if it contains any
objects.
- The
@count
, @min
, @max
, @sum
and @avg
collection operators are now
supported in queries.
Bugfixes
- Fix assertion failure when inserting NSData between 8MB and 16MB in size.
- Fix assertion failure when rolling back a migration which removed an object
link or
RLMArray
/List
property.
- Add the path of the file being opened to file open errors.
- Fix a crash that could be triggered by rapidly opening and closing a Realm
many times on multiple threads at once.
- Fix several places where exception messages included the name of the wrong
function which failed.
0.95.3 Release notes (2015-10-05)
Bugfixes
- Compile iOS Simulator framework architectures with
-fembed-bitcode-marker
.
- Fix crashes when the first Realm opened uses a class subset and later Realms
opened do not.
- Fix inconsistent errors when
Object(value: ...)
is used to initialize the
default value of a property of an Object
subclass.
- Throw an exception when a class subset has objects with array or object
properties of a type that are not part of the class subset.
0.95.2 Release notes (2015-09-24)
- Enable bitcode for iOS and watchOS frameworks.
- Build libraries with Xcode 7 final rather than the GM.
0.95.1 Release notes (2015-09-23)
Enhancements
- Add missing KVO handling for moving and exchanging objects in
RLMArray
and
List
.
Bugfixes
- Setting the primary key property on persisted
RLMObject
s / Object
s
via subscripting or key-value coding will cause an exception to be thrown.
- Fix crash due to race condition in
RLMRealmConfiguration
where the default
configuration was in the process of being copied in one thread, while
released in another.
- Fix crash when a migration which removed an object or array property is
rolled back due to an error.
0.95.0 Release notes (2015-08-25)
API breaking changes
- The following APIs have been deprecated in favor of the new
RLMRealmConfiguration
class in Realm Objective-C:
Deprecated API |
New API |
+[RLMRealm realmWithPath:readOnly:error:] |
+[RLMRealm realmWithConfiguration:error:] |
+[RLMRealm realmWithPath:encryptionKey:readOnly:error:] |
+[RLMRealm realmWithConfiguration:error:] |
+[RLMRealm setEncryptionKey:forRealmsAtPath:] |
-[RLMRealmConfiguration setEncryptionKey:] |
+[RLMRealm inMemoryRealmWithIdentifier:] |
+[RLMRealm realmWithConfiguration:error:] |
+[RLMRealm defaultRealmPath] |
+[RLMRealmConfiguration defaultConfiguration] |
+[RLMRealm setDefaultRealmPath:] |
+[RLMRealmConfiguration setDefaultConfiguration:] |
+[RLMRealm setDefaultRealmSchemaVersion:withMigrationBlock] |
RLMRealmConfiguration.schemaVersion and RLMRealmConfiguration.migrationBlock |
+[RLMRealm setSchemaVersion:forRealmAtPath:withMigrationBlock:] |
RLMRealmConfiguration.schemaVersion and RLMRealmConfiguration.migrationBlock |
+[RLMRealm migrateRealmAtPath:] |
+[RLMRealm migrateRealm:] |
+[RLMRealm migrateRealmAtPath:encryptionKey:] |
+[RLMRealm migrateRealm:] |
- The following APIs have been deprecated in favor of the new
Realm.Configuration
struct in Realm Swift for Swift 1.2:
Deprecated API |
New API |
Realm.defaultPath |
Realm.Configuration.defaultConfiguration |
Realm(path:readOnly:encryptionKey:error:) |
Realm(configuration:error:) |
Realm(inMemoryIdentifier:) |
Realm(configuration:error:) |
Realm.setEncryptionKey(:forPath:) |
Realm(configuration:error:) |
setDefaultRealmSchemaVersion(schemaVersion:migrationBlock:) |
Realm.Configuration.schemaVersion and Realm.Configuration.migrationBlock |
setSchemaVersion(schemaVersion:realmPath:migrationBlock:) |
Realm.Configuration.schemaVersion and Realm.Configuration.migrationBlock |
migrateRealm(path:encryptionKey:) |
migrateRealm(configuration:) |
- The following APIs have been deprecated in favor of the new
Realm.Configuration
struct in Realm Swift for Swift 2.0:
Deprecated API |
New API |
Realm.defaultPath |
Realm.Configuration.defaultConfiguration |
Realm(path:readOnly:encryptionKey:) throws |
Realm(configuration:) throws |
Realm(inMemoryIdentifier:) |
Realm(configuration:) throws |
Realm.setEncryptionKey(:forPath:) |
Realm(configuration:) throws |
setDefaultRealmSchemaVersion(schemaVersion:migrationBlock:) |
Realm.Configuration.schemaVersion and Realm.Configuration.migrationBlock |
setSchemaVersion(schemaVersion:realmPath:migrationBlock:) |
Realm.Configuration.schemaVersion and Realm.Configuration.migrationBlock |
migrateRealm(path:encryptionKey:) |
migrateRealm(configuration:) |
List.extend
in Realm Swift for Swift 2.0 has been replaced with List.appendContentsOf
,
mirroring changes to RangeReplaceableCollectionType
.
Object properties on Object
subclasses in Realm Swift must be marked as optional,
otherwise a runtime exception will be thrown.
Enhancements
- Persisted properties of
RLMObject
/Object
subclasses are now Key-Value
Observing compliant.
- The different options used to create Realm instances have been consolidated
into a single
RLMRealmConfiguration
/Realm.Configuration
object.
- Enumerating Realm collections (
RLMArray
, RLMResults
, List<>
,
Results<>
) now enumerates over a copy of the collection, making it no
longer an error to modify a collection during enumeration (either directly,
or indirectly by modifying objects to make them no longer match a query).
- Improve performance of object insertion in Swift to bring it roughly in line
with Objective-C.
- Allow specifying a specific list of
RLMObject
/ Object
subclasses to include
in a given Realm via RLMRealmConfiguration.objectClasses
/ Realm.Configuration.objectTypes
.
Bugfixes
- Subscripting on
RLMObject
is now marked as nullable.
0.94.1 Release notes (2015-08-10)
API breaking changes
- Building for watchOS requires Xcode 7 beta 5.
Enhancements
Object.className
is now marked as final
.
Bugfixes
- Fix crash when adding a property to a model without updating the schema
version.
- Fix unnecessary redownloading of the core library when building from source.
- Fix crash when sorting by an integer or floating-point property on iOS 7.
0.94.0 Release notes (2015-07-29)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Reduce the amount of memory used by RLMRealm notification listener threads.
- Avoid evaluating results eagerly when filtering and sorting.
- Add nullability annotations to the Objective-C API to provide enhanced compiler
warnings and bridging to Swift.
- Make
RLMResult
s and RLMArray
s support Objective-C generics.
- Add support for building watchOS and bitcode-compatible apps.
- Make the exceptions thrown in getters and setters more informative.
- Add
-[RLMArray exchangeObjectAtIndex:withObjectAtIndex]
and List.swap(_:_:)
to allow exchanging the location of two objects in the given RLMArray
/ List
.
- Added anonymous analytics on simulator/debugger runs.
- Add
-[RLMArray moveObjectAtIndex:toIndex:]
and List.move(from:to:)
to
allow moving objects in the given RLMArray
/ List
.
Bugfixes
- Processes crashing due to an uncaught exception inside a write transaction will
no longer cause other processes using the same Realm to hang indefinitely.
- Fix incorrect results when querying for < or <= on ints that
require 64 bits to represent with a CPU that supports SSE 4.2.
- An exception will no longer be thrown when attempting to reset the schema
version or encryption key on an open Realm to the current value.
- Date properties on 32 bit devices will retain 64 bit second precision.
- Wrap calls to the block passed to
enumerate
in an autoreleasepool to reduce
memory growth when migrating a large amount of objects.
- In-memory realms no longer write to the Documents directory on iOS or
Application Support on OS X.
0.93.2 Release notes (2015-06-12)
Bugfixes
- Fixed an issue where the packaged OS X Realm.framework was built with
GCC_GENERATE_TEST_COVERAGE_FILES
and GCC_INSTRUMENT_PROGRAM_FLOW_ARCS
enabled.
- Fix a memory leak when constructing standalone Swift objects with NSDate
properties.
- Throw an exception rather than asserting when an invalidated object is added
to an RLMArray.
- Fix a case where data loss would occur if a device was hard-powered-off
shortly after a write transaction was committed which had to expand the Realm
file.
0.93.1 Release notes (2015-05-29)
Bugfixes
- Objects are no longer copied into standalone objects during object creation. This fixes an issue where
nested objects with a primary key are sometimes duplicated rather than updated.
- Comparison predicates with a constant on the left of the operator and key path on the right now give
correct results. An exception is now thrown for predicates that do not yet support this ordering.
- Fix some crashes in
index_string.cpp
with int primary keys or indexed int properties.
0.93.0 Release notes (2015-05-27)
API breaking changes
- Schema versions are now represented as
uint64_t
(Objective-C) and UInt64
(Swift) so that they have
the same representation on all architectures.
Enhancements
- Swift:
Results
now conforms to CVarArgType
so it can
now be passed as an argument to Results.filter(_:...)
and List.filter(_:...)
.
- Swift: Made
SortDescriptor
conform to the Equatable
and
StringLiteralConvertible
protocols.
- Int primary keys are once again automatically indexed.
- Improve error reporting when attempting to mark a property of a type that
cannot be indexed as indexed.
Bugfixes
- Swift:
RealmSwift.framework
no longer embeds Realm.framework
,
which now allows apps using it to pass iTunes Connect validation.
0.92.4 Release notes (2015-05-22)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Swift: Made
Object.init()
a required initializer.
RLMObject
, RLMResults
, Object
and Results
can now be safely
deallocated (but still not used) from any thread.
- Improve performance of
-[RLMArray indexOfObjectWhere:]
and -[RLMArray
indexOfObjectWithPredicate:]
, and implement them for standalone RLMArrays.
- Improved performance of most simple queries.
Bugfixes
- The interprocess notification mechanism no longer uses dispatch worker threads, preventing it from
starving other GCD clients of the opportunity to execute blocks when dozens of Realms are open at once.
0.92.3 Release notes (2015-05-13)
API breaking changes
- Swift:
Results.average(_:)
now returns an optional, which is nil
if and only if the results
set is empty.
Enhancements
- Swift: Added
List.invalidated
, which returns if the given List
is no longer
safe to be accessed, and is analogous to -[RLMArray isInvalidated]
.
- Assertion messages are automatically logged to Crashlytics if it's loaded
into the current process to make it easier to diagnose crashes.
Bugfixes
- Swift: Enumerating through a standalone
List
whose objects themselves
have list properties won't crash.
- Swift: Using a subclass of
RealmSwift.Object
in an aggregate operator of a predicate
no longer throws a spurious type error.
- Fix incorrect results for when using OR in a query on a
RLMArray
/List<>
.
- Fix incorrect values from
[RLMResults count]
/Results.count
when using
!=
on an int property with no other query conditions.
- Lower the maximum doubling threshold for Realm file sizes from 128MB to 16MB
to reduce the amount of wasted space.
0.92.2 Release notes (2015-05-08)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Exceptions raised when incorrect object types are used with predicates now contain more detailed information.
- Added
-[RLMMigration deleteDataForClassName:]
and Migration.deleteData(_:)
to enable cleaning up after removing object subclasses
Bugfixes
- Prevent debugging of an application using an encrypted Realm to work around
frequent LLDB hangs. Until the underlying issue is addressed you may set
REALM_DISABLE_ENCRYPTION=YES in your application's environment variables to
have requests to open an encrypted Realm treated as a request for an
unencrypted Realm.
- Linked objects are properly updated in
createOrUpdateInRealm:withValue:
.
- List properties on Objects are now properly initialized during fast enumeration.
0.92.1 Release notes (2015-05-06)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
-[RLMRealm inWriteTransaction]
is now public.
- Realm Swift is now available on CoocaPods.
Bugfixes
- Force code re-signing after stripping architectures in
strip-frameworks.sh
.
0.92.0 Release notes (2015-05-05)
API breaking changes
- Migration blocks are no longer called when a Realm file is first created.
- The following APIs have been deprecated in favor of newer method names:
Deprecated API |
New API |
-[RLMMigration createObject:withObject:] |
-[RLMMigration createObject:withValue:] |
-[RLMObject initWithObject:] |
-[RLMObject initWithValue:] |
+[RLMObject createInDefaultRealmWithObject:] |
+[RLMObject createInDefaultRealmWithValue:] |
+[RLMObject createInRealm:withObject:] |
+[RLMObject createInRealm:withValue:] |
+[RLMObject createOrUpdateInDefaultRealmWithObject:] |
+[RLMObject createOrUpdateInDefaultRealmWithValue:] |
+[RLMObject createOrUpdateInRealm:withObject:] |
+[RLMObject createOrUpdateInRealm:withValue:] |
Enhancements
Int8
properties defined in Swift are now treated as integers, rather than
booleans.
- NSPredicates created using
+predicateWithValue:
are now supported.
Bugfixes
- Compound AND predicates with no subpredicates now correctly match all objects.
0.91.5 Release notes (2015-04-28)
Bugfixes
- Fix issues with removing search indexes and re-enable it.
0.91.4 Release notes (2015-04-27)
Bugfixes
- Temporarily disable removing indexes from existing columns due to bugs.
0.91.3 Release notes (2015-04-17)
Bugfixes
- Fix
Extra argument 'objectClassName' in call
errors when building via
CocoaPods.
0.91.2 Release notes (2015-04-16)
- Migration blocks are no longer called when a Realm file is first created.
Enhancements
RLMCollection
supports collection KVC operations.
- Sorting
RLMResults
is 2-5x faster (typically closer to 2x).
- Refreshing
RLMRealm
after a write transaction which inserts or modifies
strings or NSData
is committed on another thread is significantly faster.
- Indexes are now added and removed from existing properties when a Realm file
is opened, rather than only when properties are first added.
Bugfixes
+[RLMSchema dynamicSchemaForRealm:]
now respects search indexes.
+[RLMProperty isEqualToProperty:]
now checks for equal indexed
properties.
0.91.1 Release notes (2015-03-12)
Enhancements
- The browser will automatically refresh when the Realm has been modified
from another process.
- Allow using Realm in an embedded framework by setting
APPLICATION_EXTENSION_API_ONLY
to YES.
Bugfixes
- Fix a crash in CFRunLoopSourceInvalidate.
0.91.0 Release notes (2015-03-10)
API breaking changes
attributesForProperty:
has been removed from RLMObject
. You now specify indexed
properties by implementing the indexedProperties
method.
- An exception will be thrown when calling
setEncryptionKey:forRealmsAtPath:
,
setSchemaVersion:forRealmAtPath:withMigrationBlock:
, and migrateRealmAtPath:
when a Realm at the given path is already open.
- Object and array properties of type
RLMObject
will no longer be allowed.
Enhancements
- Add support for sharing Realm files between processes.
- The browser will no longer show objects that have no persisted properties.
RLMSchema
, RLMObjectSchema
, and RLMProperty
now have more useful descriptions.
- Opening an encrypted Realm while a debugger is attached to the process no
longer throws an exception.
RLMArray
now exposes an isInvalidated
property to indicate if it can no
longer be accessed.
Bugfixes
- An exception will now be thrown when calling
-beginWriteTransaction
from within a notification
triggered by calling -beginWriteTransaction
elsewhere.
- When calling
delete:
we now verify that the object being deleted is persisted in the target Realm.
- Fix crash when calling
createOrUpdate:inRealm
with nested linked objects.
- Use the key from
+[RLMRealm setEncryptionKey:forRealmsAtPath:]
in
-writeCopyToPath:error:
and +migrateRealmAtPath:
.
- Comparing an RLMObject to a non-RLMObject using
-[RLMObject isEqual:]
or
-isEqualToObject:
now returns NO instead of crashing.
- Improved error message when an
RLMObject
subclass is defined nested within
another Swift declaration.
- Fix crash when the process is terminated by the OS on iOS while encrypted realms are open.
- Fix crash after large commits to encrypted realms.
0.90.6 Release notes (2015-02-20)
Enhancements
- Improve compatiblity of encrypted Realms with third-party crash reporters.
Bugfixes
- Fix incorrect results when using aggregate functions on sorted RLMResults.
- Fix data corruption when using writeCopyToPath:encryptionKey:.
- Maybe fix some assertion failures.
0.90.5 Release notes (2015-02-04)
Bugfixes
- Fix for crashes when encryption is enabled on 64-bit iOS devices.
0.90.4 Release notes (2015-01-29)
Bugfixes
- Fix bug that resulted in columns being dropped and recreated during migrations.
0.90.3 Release notes (2015-01-27)
Enhancements
- Calling
createInDefaultRealmWithObject:
, createInRealm:withObject:
,
createOrUpdateInDefaultRealmWithObject:
or createOrUpdateInRealm:withObject:
is a no-op if the argument is an RLMObject of the same type as the receiver
and is already backed by the target realm.
Bugfixes
- Fix incorrect column type assertions when the first Realm file opened is a
read-only file that is missing tables.
- Throw an exception when adding an invalidated or deleted object as a link.
- Throw an exception when calling
createOrUpdateInRealm:withObject:
when the
receiver has no primary key defined.
0.90.1 Release notes (2015-01-22)
Bugfixes
- Fix for RLMObject being treated as a model object class and showing up in the browser.
- Fix compilation from the podspec.
- Fix for crash when calling
objectsWhere:
with grouping in the query on allObjects
.
0.90.0 Release notes (2015-01-21)
API breaking changes
- Rename
-[RLMRealm encryptedRealmWithPath:key:readOnly:error:]
to
-[RLMRealm realmWithPath:encryptionKey:readOnly:error:]
.
-[RLMRealm setSchemaVersion:withMigrationBlock]
is no longer global and must be called
for each individual Realm path used. You can now call -[RLMRealm setDefaultRealmSchemaVersion:withMigrationBlock]
for the default Realm and -[RLMRealm setSchemaVersion:forRealmAtPath:withMigrationBlock:]
for all others;
Enhancements
- Add
-[RLMRealm writeCopyToPath:encryptionKey:error:]
.
- Add support for comparing string columns to other string columns in queries.
Bugfixes
- Roll back changes made when an exception is thrown during a migration.
- Throw an exception if the number of items in a RLMResults or RLMArray changes
while it's being fast-enumerated.
- Also encrypt the temporary files used when encryption is enabled for a Realm.
- Fixed crash in JSONImport example on OS X with non-en_US locale.
- Fixed infinite loop when opening a Realm file in the Browser at the same time
as it is open in a 32-bit simulator.
- Fixed a crash when adding primary keys to older realm files with no primary
keys on any objects.
- Fixed a crash when removing a primary key in a migration.
- Fixed a crash when multiple write transactions with no changes followed by a
write transaction with changes were committed without the main thread
RLMRealm getting a chance to refresh.
- Fixed incomplete results when querying for non-null relationships.
- Improve the error message when a Realm file is opened in multiple processes
at once.
0.89.2 Release notes (2015-01-02)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix an assertion failure when invalidating a Realm which is in a write
transaction, has already been invalidated, or has never been used.
- Fix an assertion failure when sorting an empty RLMArray property.
- Fix a bug resulting in the browser never becoming visible on 10.9.
- Write UTF-8 when generating class files from a realm file in the Browser.
0.89.1 Release notes (2014-12-22)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Improve the error message when a Realm can't be opened due to lacking write
permissions.
Bugfixes
- Fix an assertion failure when inserting rows after calling
deleteAllObjects
on a Realm.
- Separate dynamic frameworks are now built for the simulator and devices to
work around App Store submission errors due to the simulator version not
being automatically stripped from dynamic libraries.
0.89.0 Release notes (2014-12-18)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Add support for encrypting Realm files on disk.
- Support using KVC-compliant objects without getters or with custom getter
names to initialize RLMObjects with
createObjectInRealm
and friends.
Bugfixes
- Merge native Swift default property values with defaultPropertyValues().
- Don't leave the database schema partially updated when opening a realm fails
due to a migration being needed.
- Fixed issue where objects with custom getter names couldn't be used to
initialize other objects.
- Fix a major performance regression on queries on string properties.
- Fix a memory leak when circularly linked objects are added to a Realm.
0.88.0 Release notes (2014-12-02)
API breaking changes
- Deallocating an RLMRealm instance in a write transaction lacking an explicit
commit/cancel will now be automatically cancelled instead of committed.
-[RLMObject isDeletedFromRealm]
has been renamed to -[RLMObject isInvalidated]
.
Enhancements
- Add
-[RLMRealm writeCopyToPath:]
to write a compacted copy of the Realm
another file.
- Add support for case insensitive, BEGINSWITH, ENDSWITH and CONTAINS string
queries on array properties.
- Make fast enumeration of
RLMArray
and RLMResults
~30% faster and
objectAtIndex:
~55% faster.
- Added a lldb visualizer script for displaying the contents of persisted
RLMObjects when debugging.
- Added method
-setDefaultRealmPath:
to change the default Realm path.
- Add
-[RLMRealm invalidate]
to release data locked by the current thread.
Bugfixes
- Fix for crash when running many simultaneous write transactions on background threads.
- Fix for crashes caused by opening Realms at multiple paths simultaneously which have had
properties re-ordered during migration.
- Don't run the query twice when
firstObject
or lastObject
are called on an
RLMResults
which has not had its results accessed already.
- Fix for bug where schema version is 0 for new Realm created at the latest version.
- Fix for error message where no migration block is specified when required.
0.87.4 Release notes (2014-11-07)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
- Fix browser location in release zip.
0.87.3 Release notes (2014-11-06)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Added method
-linkingObjectsOfClass:forProperty:
to RLMObject to expose inverse
relationships/backlinks.
Bugfixes
- Fix for crash due to missing search index when migrating an object with a string primary key
in a database created using an older versions (0.86.3 and earlier).
- Throw an exception when passing an array containing a
non-RLMObject to -[RLMRealm addObjects:].
- Fix for crash when deleting an object from multiple threads.
0.87.0 Release notes (2014-10-21)
API breaking changes
- RLMArray has been split into two classes,
RLMArray
and RLMResults
. RLMArray is
used for object properties as in previous releases. Moving forward all methods used to
enumerate, query, and sort objects return an instance of a new class RLMResults
. This
change was made to support diverging apis and the future addition of change notifications
for queries.
- The api for migrations has changed. You now call
setSchemaVersion:withMigrationBlock:
to
register a global migration block and associated version. This block is applied to Realms as
needed when opened for Realms at a previous version. The block can be applied manually if
desired by calling migrateRealmAtPath:
.
arraySortedByProperty:ascending:
was renamed to sortedResultsUsingProperty:ascending
addObjectsFromArray:
on both RLMRealm
and RLMArray
has been renamed to addObjects:
and now accepts any container class which implements NSFastEnumeration
- Building with Swift support now requires Xcode 6.1
Enhancements
- Add support for sorting
RLMArray
s by multiple columns with sortedResultsUsingDescriptors:
- Added method
deleteAllObjects
on RLMRealm
to clear a Realm.
- Added method
createObject:withObject:
on RLMMigration
which allows object creation during migrations.
- Added method
deleteObject:
on RLMMigration
which allows object deletion during migrations.
- Updating to core library version 0.85.0.
- Implement
objectsWhere:
and objectsWithPredicate:
for array properties.
- Add
cancelWriteTransaction
to revert all changes made in a write transaction and end the transaction.
- Make creating
RLMRealm
instances on background threads when an instance
exists on another thread take a fifth of the time.
- Support for partial updates when calling
createOrUpdateWithObject:
and addOrUpdateObject:
- Re-enable Swift support on OS X
Bugfixes
- Fix exceptions when trying to set
RLMObject
properties after rearranging
the properties in a RLMObject
subclass.
- Fix crash on IN query with several thousand items.
- Fix crash when querying indexed
NSString
properties.
- Fixed an issue which prevented in-memory Realms from being used accross multiple threads.
- Preserve the sort order when querying a sorted
RLMResults
.
- Fixed an issue with migrations where if a Realm file is deleted after a Realm is initialized,
the newly created Realm can be initialized with an incorrect schema version.
- Fix crash in
RLMSuperSet
when assigning to a RLMArray
property on a standalone object.
- Add an error message when the protocol for an
RLMArray
property is not a
valid object type.
- Add an error message when an
RLMObject
subclass is defined nested within
another Swift class.
0.86.3 Release notes (2014-10-09)
Enhancements
- Add support for != in queries on object relationships.
Bugfixes
- Re-adding an object to its Realm no longer throws an exception and is now a no-op
(as it was previously).
- Fix another bug which would sometimes result in subclassing RLMObject
subclasses not working.
0.86.2 Release notes (2014-10-06)
Bugfixes
- Fixed issues with packaging "Realm Browser.app" for release.
0.86.1 Release notes (2014-10-03)
Bugfixes
- Fix a bug which would sometimes result in subclassing RLMObject subclasses
not working.
0.86.0 Release notes (2014-10-03)
API breaking changes
- Xcode 6 is now supported from the main Xcode project
Realm.xcodeproj
.
Xcode 5 is no longer supported.
Enhancements
- Support subclassing RLMObject models. Although you can now persist subclasses,
polymorphic behavior is not supported (i.e. setting a property to an
instance of its subclass).
- Add support for sorting RLMArray properties.
- Speed up inserting objects with
addObject:
by ~20%.
readonly
properties are automatically ignored rather than having to be
added to ignoredProperties
.
- Updating to core library version 0.83.1.
- Return "[deleted object]" rather than throwing an exception when
-description
is called on a deleted RLMObject.
- Significantly improve performance of very large queries.
- Allow passing any enumerable to IN clauses rather than just NSArray.
- Add
objectForPrimaryKey:
and objectInRealm:forPrimaryKey:
convenience
methods to fetch an object by primary key.
Bugfixes
- Fix error about not being able to persist property 'hash' with incompatible
type when building for devices with Xcode 6.
- Fix spurious notifications of new versions of Realm.
- Fix for updating nested objects where some types do not have primary keys.
- Fix for inserting objects from JSON with NSNull values when default values
should be used.
- Trying to add a persisted RLMObject to a different Realm now throws an
exception rather than creating an uninitialized object.
- Fix validation errors when using IN on array properties.
- Fix errors when an IN clause has zero items.
- Fix for chained queries ignoring all but the last query's conditions.
0.85.0 Release notes (2014-09-15)
API breaking changes
- Notifications for a refresh being needed (when autorefresh is off) now send
the notification type RLMRealmRefreshRequiredNotification rather than
RLMRealmDidChangeNotification.
Enhancements
- Updating to core library version 0.83.0.
- Support for primary key properties (for int and string columns). Declaring a property
to be the primary key ensures uniqueness for that property for all objects of a given type.
At the moment indexes on primary keys are not yet supported but this will be added in a future
release.
- Added methods to update or insert (upsert) for objects with primary keys defined.
[RLMObject initWithObject:]
and [RLMObject createInRealmWithObject:]
now support
any object type with kvc properties.
- The Swift support has been reworked to work around Swift not being supported
in Frameworks on iOS 7.
- Improve performance when getting the count of items matching a query but not
reading any of the objects in the results.
- Add a return value to
-[RLMRealm refresh]
that indicates whether or not
there was anything to refresh.
- Add the class name to the error message when an RLMObject is missing a value
for a property without a default.
- Add support for opening Realms in read-only mode.
- Add an automatic check for updates when using Realm in a simulator (the
checker code is not compiled into device builds). This can be disabled by
setting the REALM_DISABLE_UPDATE_CHECKER environment variable to any value.
- Add support for Int16 and Int64 properties in Swift classes.
Bugfixes
- Realm change notifications when beginning a write transaction are now sent
after updating rather than before, to match refresh.
-isEqual:
now uses the default NSObject
implementation unless a primary key
is specified for an RLMObject. When a primary key is specified, -isEqual:
calls
-isEqualToObject:
and a corresponding implementation for -hash
is also implemented.
0.84.0 Release notes (2014-08-28)
API breaking changes
- The timer used to trigger notifications has been removed. Notifications are now
only triggered by commits made in other threads, and can not currently be triggered
by changes made by other processes. Interprocess notifications will be re-added in
a future commit with an improved design.
Enhancements
- Updating to core library version 0.82.2.
- Add property
deletedFromRealm
to RLMObject to indicate objects which have been deleted.
- Add support for the IN operator in predicates.
- Add support for the BETWEEN operator in link queries.
- Add support for multi-level link queries in predicates (e.g.
foo.bar.baz = 5
).
- Switch to building the SDK from source when using CocoaPods and add a
Realm.Headers subspec for use in targets that should not link a copy of Realm
(such as test targets).
- Allow unregistering from change notifications in the change notification
handler block.
- Significant performance improvements when holding onto large numbers of RLMObjects.
- Realm-Xcode6.xcodeproj now only builds using Xcode6-Beta6.
- Improved performance during RLMArray iteration, especially when mutating
contained objects.
Bugfixes
- Fix crashes and assorted bugs when sorting or querying a RLMArray returned
from a query.
- Notifications are no longer sent when initializing new RLMRealm instances on background
threads.
- Handle object cycles in -[RLMObject description] and -[RLMArray description].
- Lowered the deployment target for the Xcode 6 projects and Swift examples to
iOS 7.0, as they didn't actually require 8.0.
- Support setting model properties starting with the letter 'z'
- Fixed crashes that could result from switching between Debug and Relase
builds of Realm.
0.83.0 Release notes (2014-08-13)
API breaking changes
- Realm-Xcode6.xcodeproj now only builds using Xcode6-Beta5.
- Properties to be persisted in Swift classes must be explicitly declared as
dynamic
.
- Subclasses of RLMObject subclasses now throw an exception on startup, rather
than when added to a Realm.
Enhancements
- Add support for querying for nil object properties.
- Improve error message when specifying invalid literals when creating or
initializing RLMObjects.
- Throw an exception when an RLMObject is used from the incorrect thread rather
than crashing in confusing ways.
- Speed up RLMRealm instantiation and array property iteration.
- Allow array and objection relation properties to be missing or null when
creating a RLMObject from a NSDictionary.
Bugfixes
- Fixed a memory leak when querying for objects.
- Fixed initializing array properties on standalone Swift RLMObject subclasses.
- Fix for queries on 64bit integers.
0.82.0 Release notes (2014-08-05)
API breaking changes
- Realm-Xcode6.xcodeproj now only builds using Xcode6-Beta4.
Enhancements
- Updating to core library version 0.80.5.
- Now support disabling the
autorefresh
property on RLMRealm instances.
- Building Realm-Xcode6 for iOS now builds a universal framework for Simulator & Device.
- Using NSNumber properties (unsupported) now throws a more informative exception.
- Added
[RLMRealm defaultRealmPath]
- Proper implementation for [RLMArray indexOfObjectWhere:]
- The default Realm path on OS X is now ~/Library/Application Support/[bundle
identifier]/default.realm rather than ~/Documents
- We now check that the correct framework (ios or osx) is used at compile time.
Bugfixes
- Fixed rapid growth of the realm file size.
- Fixed a bug which could cause a crash during RLMArray destruction after a query.
- Fixed bug related to querying on float properties:
floatProperty = 1.7
now works.
- Fixed potential bug related to the handling of array properties (RLMArray).
- Fixed bug where array properties accessed the wrong property.
- Fixed bug that prevented objects with custom getters to be added to a Realm.
- Fixed a bug where initializing a standalone object with an array literal would
trigger an exception.
- Clarified exception messages when using unsupported NSPredicate operators.
- Clarified exception messages when using unsupported property types on RLMObject subclasses.
- Fixed a memory leak when breaking out of a for-in loop on RLMArray.
- Fixed a memory leak when removing objects from a RLMArray property.
- Fixed a memory leak when querying for objects.
0.81.0 Release notes (2014-07-22)
API breaking changes
Enhancements
- Updating to core library version 0.80.3.
- Added support for basic querying of RLMObject and RLMArray properties (one-to-one and one-to-many relationships).
e.g.
[Person objectsWhere:@"dog.name == 'Alfonso'"]
or [Person objectsWhere:@"ANY dogs.name == 'Alfonso'"]
Supports all normal operators for numeric and date types. Does not support NSData properties or BEGINSWITH
, ENDSWITH
, CONTAINS
and other options for string properties.
- Added support for querying for object equality in RLMObject and RLMArray properties (one-to-one and one-to-many relationships).
e.g.
[Person objectsWhere:@"dog == %@", myDog]
[Person objectsWhere:@"ANY dogs == %@", myDog]
[Person objectsWhere:@"ANY friends.dog == %@", dog]
Only supports comparing objects for equality (i.e. ==)
- Added a helper method to RLMRealm to perform a block inside a transaction.
- OSX framework now supported in CocoaPods.
Bugfixes
- Fixed Unicode support in property names and string contents (Chinese, Russian, etc.). Closing #612 and #604.
- Fixed bugs related to migration when properties are removed.
- Fixed keyed subscripting for standalone RLMObjects.
- Fixed bug related to double clicking on a .realm file to launch the Realm Browser (thanks to Dean Moore).
0.80.0 Release notes (2014-07-15)
API breaking changes
- Rename migration methods to -migrateDefaultRealmWithBlock: and -migrateRealmAtPath:withBlock:
- Moved Realm specific query methods from RLMRealm to class methods on RLMObject (-allObjects: to +allObjectsInRealm: ect.)
Enhancements
- Added +createInDefaultRealmWithObject: method to RLMObject.
- Added support for array and object literals when calling -createWithObject: and -initWithObject: variants.
- Added method -deleteObjects: to batch delete objects from a Realm
- Support for defining RLMObject models entirely in Swift (experimental, see known issues).
- RLMArrays in Swift support Sequence-style enumeration (for obj in array).
- Implemented -indexOfObject: for RLMArray
Known Issues for Swift-defined models
- Properties other than String, NSData and NSDate require a default value in the model. This can be an empty (but typed) array for array properties.
- The previous caveat also implies that not all models defined in Objective-C can be used for object properties. Only Objective-C models with only implicit (i.e. primitives) or explicit default values can be used. However, any Objective-C model object can be used in a Swift array property.
- Array property accessors don't work until its parent object has been added to a realm.
- Realm-Bridging-Header.h is temporarily exposed as a public header. This is temporary and will be private again once rdar://17633863 is fixed.
- Does not leverage Swift generics and still uses RLM-prefix everywhere. This is coming in #549.
0.22.0 Release notes
API breaking changes
- Rename schemaForObject: to schemaForClassName: on RLMSchema
- Removed -objects:where: and -objects:orderedBy:where: from RLMRealm
- Removed -indexOfObjectWhere:, -objectsWhere: and -objectsOrderedBy:where: from RLMArray
- Removed +objectsWhere: and +objectsOrderedBy:where: from RLMObject
Enhancements
- New Xcode 6 project for experimental swift support.
- New Realm Editor app for reading and editing Realm db files.
- Added support for migrations.
- Added support for RLMArray properties on objects.
- Added support for creating in-memory default Realm.
- Added -objectsWithClassName:predicateFormat: and -objectsWithClassName:predicate: to RLMRealm
- Added -indexOfObjectWithPredicateFormat:, -indexOfObjectWithPredicate:, -objectsWithPredicateFormat:, -objectsWithPredi
- Added +objectsWithPredicateFormat: and +objectsWithPredicate: to RLMObject
- Now allows predicates comparing two object properties of the same type.
0.20.0 Release notes (2014-05-28)
Completely rewritten to be much more object oriented.
API breaking changes
Enhancements
Bugfixes
0.11.0 Release notes (not released)
The Objective-C API has been updated and your code will break!
API breaking changes
RLMTable
objects can only be created with an RLMRealm
object.
- Renamed
RLMContext
to RLMTransactionManager
- Renamed
RLMContextDidChangeNotification
to RLMRealmDidChangeNotification
- Renamed
contextWithDefaultPersistence
to managerForDefaultRealm
- Renamed
contextPersistedAtPath:
to managerForRealmWithPath:
- Renamed
realmWithDefaultPersistence
to defaultRealm
- Renamed
realmWithDefaultPersistenceAndInitBlock
to defaultRealmWithInitBlock
- Renamed
find:
to firstWhere:
- Renamed
where:
to allWhere:
- Renamed
where:orderBy:
to allWhere:orderBy:
Enhancements
- Added
countWhere:
on RLMTable
- Added
sumOfColumn:where:
on RLMTable
- Added
averageOfColumn:where:
on RLMTable
- Added
minOfProperty:where:
on RLMTable
- Added
maxOfProperty:where:
on RLMTable
- Added
toJSONString
on RLMRealm
, RLMTable
and RLMView
- Added support for
NOT
operator in predicates
- Added support for default values
- Added validation support in
createInRealm:withObject:
Bugfixes
0.10.0 Release notes (2014-04-23)
TightDB is now Realm! The Objective-C API has been updated
and your code will break!
API breaking changes
- All references to TightDB have been changed to Realm.
- All prefixes changed from
TDB
to RLM
.
TDBTransaction
and TDBSmartContext
have merged into RLMRealm
.
- Write transactions now take an optional rollback parameter (rather than needing to return a boolean).
addColumnWithName:
and variant methods now return the index of the newly created column if successful, NSNotFound
otherwise.
Enhancements
createTableWithName:columns:
has been added to RLMRealm
.
- Added keyed subscripting for RLMTable's first column if column is of type RLMPropertyTypeString.
setRow:atIndex:
has been added to RLMTable
.
RLMRealm
constructors now have variants that take an writable initialization block
- New object interface - tables created/retrieved using
tableWithName:objectClass:
return custom objects
Bugfixes
0.6.0 Release notes (2014-04-11)
API breaking changes
contextWithPersistenceToFile:error:
renamed to contextPersistedAtPath:error:
in TDBContext
readWithBlock:
renamed to readUsingBlock:
in TDBContext
writeWithBlock:error:
renamed to writeUsingBlock:error:
in TDBContext
readTable:withBlock:
renamed to readTable:usingBlock:
in TDBContext
writeTable:withBlock:error:
renamed to writeTable:usingBlock:error:
in TDBContext
findFirstRow
renamed to indexOfFirstMatchingRow
on TDBQuery
.
findFirstRowFromIndex:
renamed to indexOfFirstMatchingRowFromIndex:
on TDBQuery
.
- Return
NSNotFound
instead of -1 when appropriate.
- Renamed
castClass
to castToTytpedTableClass
on TDBTable
.
removeAllRows
, removeRowAtIndex
, removeLastRow
, addRow
and insertRow
methods
on table now return void instead of BOOL.
Enhancements
- A
TDBTable
can now be queried using where:
and where:orderBy:
taking
NSPredicate
and NSSortDescriptor
as arguments.
- Added
find:
method on TDBTable
to find first row matching predicate.
contextWithDefaultPersistence
class method added to TDBContext
. Will create a context persisted
to a file in app/documents folder.
renameColumnWithIndex:to:
has been added to TDBTable
.
distinctValuesInColumnWithIndex
has been added to TDBTable
.
dateIsBetween::
, doubleIsBetween::
, floatIsBetween::
and intIsBetween::
have been added to TDBQuery
.
- Column names in Typed Tables can begin with non-capital letters too. The generated
addX
selector can look odd. For example, a table with one column with name age
,
appending a new row will look like [table addage:7]
.
- Mixed typed values are better validated when rows are added, inserted,
or modified as object literals.
addRow
, insertRow
, and row updates can be done using objects
derived from NSObject
.
where
has been added to TDBView
and TDBViewProtocol
.
- Adding support for "smart" contexts (
TDBSmartContext
).
Bugfixes
- Modifications of a
TDBView
and TDBQuery
now throw an exception in a readtransaction.
0.5.0 Release notes (2014-04-02)
The Objective-C API has been updated and your code will break!
Of notable changes a fast interface has been added.
This interface includes specific methods to get and set values into Tightdb.
To use these methods import <Tightdb/TightdbFast.h>
.
API breaking changes
getTableWithName:
renamed to tableWithName:
in TDBTransaction
.
addColumnWithName:andType:
renamed to addColumnWithName:type:
in TDBTable
.
columnTypeOfColumn:
renamed to columnTypeOfColumnWithIndex
in TDBTable
.
columnNameOfColumn:
renamed to nameOfColumnWithIndex:
in TDBTable
.
addColumnWithName:andType:
renamed to addColumnWithName:type:
in TDBDescriptor
.
- Fast getters and setters moved from
TDBRow.h
to TDBRowFast.h
.
Enhancements
- Added
minDateInColumnWithIndex
and maxDateInColumnWithIndex
to TDBQuery
.
- Transactions can now be started directly on named tables.
- You can create dynamic tables with initial schema.
TDBTable
and TDBView
now have a shared protocol so they can easier be used interchangeably.
Bugfixes
- Fixed bug in 64 bit iOS when inserting BOOL as NSNumber.
0.4.0 Release notes (2014-03-26)
API breaking changes
- Typed interface Cursor has now been renamed to Row.
- TDBGroup has been renamed to TDBTransaction.
- Header files are renamed so names match class names.
- Underscore (_) removed from generated typed table classes.
- TDBBinary has been removed; use NSData instead.
- Underscope (_) removed from generated typed table classes.
- Constructor for TDBContext has been renamed to contextWithPersistenceToFile:
- Table findFirstRow and min/max/sum/avg operations has been hidden.
- Table.appendRow has been renamed to addRow.
- getOrCreateTable on Transaction has been removed.
- set*:inColumnWithIndex:atRowIndex: methods have been prefixed with TDB
- *:inColumnWithIndex:atRowIndex: methods have been prefixed with TDB
- addEmptyRow on table has been removed. Use [table addRow:nil] instead.
- TDBMixed removed. Use id and NSObject instead.
- insertEmptyRow has been removed from table. Use insertRow:nil atIndex:index instead.
Enhancements
- Added firstRow, lastRow selectors on view.
- firstRow and lastRow on table now return nil if table is empty.
- getTableWithName selector added on group.
- getting and creating table methods on group no longer take error argument.
- [TDBQuery parent] and [TDBQuery subtable:] selectors now return self.
- createTable method added on Transaction. Throws exception if table with same name already exists.
- Experimental support for pinning transactions on Context.
- TDBView now has support for object subscripting.
Bugfixes
0.3.0 Release notes (2014-03-14)
The Objective-C API has been updated and your code will break!
API breaking changes
- Most selectors have been renamed in the binding!
- Prepend TDB-prefix on all classes and types.
Enhancements
- Return types and parameters changed from size_t to NSUInteger.
- Adding setObject to TightdbTable (t[2] = @[@1, @"Hello"] is possible).
- Adding insertRow to TightdbTable.
- Extending appendRow to accept NSDictionary.
Bugfixes
0.2.0 Release notes (2014-03-07)
The Objective-C API has been updated and your code will break!
API breaking changes
- addRow renamed to addEmptyRow
Enhancements
- Adding a simple class for version numbering.
- Adding get-version and set-version targets to build.sh.
- tableview now supports sort on column with column type bool, date and int
- tableview has method for checking the column type of a specified column
- tableview has method for getting the number of columns
- Adding methods getVersion, getCoreVersion and isAtLeast.
- Adding appendRow to TightdbTable.
- Adding object subscripting.
- Adding method removeColumn on table.
Bugfixes