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Description:
Previous versions of dbFlow (I'm migrating from 3.1.1) did respect the return type of the custom type converter. For the example below a column of type BLOB was created in sqlite for thumbnail:
@Column(typeConverter = ThumbnailConverter.class)
public Thumbnail thumbnail;
public final class ThumbnailConverter extends TypeConverter<Blob, Thumbnail> {
...
}
In 4.1.2 I get a column of type TEXT regardless of the type I convert my object to (Blob above, but also happens for all other types). Is this new behavior expected?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
DBFlow Version: 4.1.2
Issue Kind (Bug, Question, Feature): Bug
Please note if you are using Instant Run, there may be bugs where generated classes are not created. Ensure you are using
the apt or kapt plugins and that incremental compilation is off.
Description:
Previous versions of dbFlow (I'm migrating from 3.1.1) did respect the return type of the custom type converter. For the example below a column of type
BLOB
was created in sqlite forthumbnail
:In 4.1.2 I get a column of type
TEXT
regardless of the type I convert my object to (Blob above, but also happens for all other types). Is this new behavior expected?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: