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10.4.0
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Fixed

  • Fixed an issue that would cause Logger.Default on Unity to always revert to Debug.Log, even when a custom logger was set. (Issue #2481)
  • Fixed an issue where Logger.Console on Unity would still use Console.WriteLine instead of Debug.Log. (Issue #2481)
  • Added serialization annotations to RealmObjectBase to prevent Newtonsoft.Json and similar serializers from attempting to serialize the base properties. (Issue #2579)
  • Fixed an issue that would cause an InvalidOperationException when removing an element from an UI-bound collection in WPF. (Issue #1903)
  • User profile now correctly persists between runs. (Core upgrade)
  • Fixed a crash when delivering notifications over a nested hierarchy of lists of RealmValue that contain RealmObject inheritors. (Core upgrade)
  • Fixed a crash when an object which is linked to by a RealmValue property is invalidated (sync only). (Core upgrade)
  • Fixes prior_size history corruption when replacing an embedded object in a list. (Core upgrade)
  • Fixed an assertion failure in the sync client when applying an AddColumn instruction for a RealmValue property when that property already exists locally. (Core upgrade)
  • Fixed an Invalid data type assertion failure in the sync client when applying an AddColumn instruction for a RealmValue property when that property already exists locally. (Core upgrade)

Enhancements

  • Added two extension methods on IList to get an IQueryable collection wrapping the list:

    • list.AsRealmQueryable() allows you to get a IQueryable<T> from IList<T> that can be then treated as a regular queryable collection and filtered/ordered with LINQ or Filter(string).
    • list.Filter(query, arguments) will filter the list and return the filtered collection. It is roughly equivalent to list.AsRealmQueryable().Filter(query, arguments).

    The resulting queryable collection will behave identically to the results obtained by calling realm.All<T>(), i.e. it will emit notifications when it changes and automatically update itself. (Issue #1499)

  • Added a cache for the Realm schema. This will speed up Realm.GetInstance invocations where RealmConfiguration.ObjectClasses is explicitly set. The speed gains will depend on the number and complexity of your model classes. A reference benchmark that tests a schema containing all valid Realm property types showed a 25% speed increase of Realm.GetInstance. (Issue #2194)

  • Improve performance of creating collection notifiers for Realms with a complex schema. In the SDKs this means that the first run of a synchronous query, first call to subscribe for notifications will do significantly less work on the calling thread.

  • Improve performance of calculating changesets for notifications, particularly for deeply nested object graphs and objects which have List or Set properties with small numbers of objects in the collection.

  • Query parser now accepts BETWEEN operator. Can be used like realm.All<Person>().Filter("Age BETWEEN {20, 60}") which means "'Age' must be in the open interval ]20;60[". (Core upgrade)

Compatibility

  • Realm Studio: 11.0.0 or later.
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