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0.80.0 - Overhaul of Realm.Manage
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0.80.0 (2016-10-27)

Breaking Changes

  • This version updates the file format. Older versions will not be able to open files created with this version. (#846)
  • RealmList<T> is now marked as internal. If you were using it anywhere, you should migrate to IList<T>. (#880)

Enhancements

  • iOS Linking all should work - we now add a [Preserve] attribute to all woven members of your RealmObject subclasses so you do not need to manually add [Preserve(allMembers=true)] (#822)

  • Realm.Manage calls are now much faster. You should prefer that to Realm.CreateObject unless you are setting only a few properties, while leaving the rest with default values. (#857)

  • Added bool update argument to Realm.Manage. When update: true is passed, Realm will try to find and update a persisted object with the same PrimaryKey. If an object with the same PrimaryKey is not found, the umnamaged object is added. If the passed in object does not have a PrimaryKey, it will be added. Any related objects will be added or updated depending on whether they have PrimaryKeys. (#871)

    NOTE: cyclic relationships, where object references are not identical, will not be reconciled. E.g. this will work as expected:

    var person = new Person { Name = "Peter", Id = 1 };
person.Dog = new Dog();
person.Dog.Owner = person;

    However this will not - it will set the Person's properties to the ones from the last instance it sees:

    var person = new Person { Name = "Peter", Id = 1 };
person.Dog = new Dog();
person.Dog.Owner = new Person { Id = 1 };

    This is important when deserializing data from json, where you may have multiple instances of object with the same Id, but with different properties.

  • Realm.Manage will no longer throw an exception if a managed object is passed. Instead, it will immediately return. (#871)

  • Added non-generic version of Realm.Manage. (#871)

  • Added support for nullable integer PrimaryKeys. Now you can have long? PrimaryKey property where null is a valid unique value. (#877)

  • Added a weaver warning when applying Realm attributes (e.g. [Indexed] or [PrimaryKey]) on non-persisted properties. (#882)

  • Added support for == and != comparisons to realm objects in LINQ (#896), e.g.:
    csharp var peter = realm.All<Person>().FirstOrDefault(d => d.Name == "Peter"); var petersDogs = realm.All<Dog>().Where(d => d.Owner == peter);

  • Added support for StartsWith(string, StringComparison), EndsWith(string, StringComparison), and Equals(string, StringComparison) filtering in LINQ. (#893)

    NOTE: Currently only Ordinal and OrdinalIgnoreCase comparisons are supported. Trying to pass in a different one will result in runtime error. If no argument is supplied, Ordinal will be used.

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