Store User information in CoreData #423
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Add user attributes null safe explicit implementation Update User object when user logs in and out Minimal working version Read values from CoreData Store the persistent container in a shared location Fix tests
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This introduces usage of CoreData, and in particular starts to use it to store user information. For now, the information is also stored in preferences to allow undoing the change if needed. This is an experimental initial change, to evaulate also using CoreData for Goal and Datapoint information. This should eventually allow simpler data syncing between the main app and different extensions.
Testing:
Loaded the app and checked login state is persisted
Checked it is possible to log out and in
Check setting default alert start works