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    Andrew commented  · 

    I know this is on the roadmap for "Beyond August 2020", but I would like to see this as soon as possible. This is the biggest thing that is keeping us from using Realm.

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  9. 6 votes

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    Andrew commented  · 

    If there are any concerns about changes to files causing syncing issues, it would still be helpful to have something like a RealmFile that's immutable. In this case, you would only need to deal with an initial upload and a subsequent download on other clients. You wouldn't have to deal with the data changing. (i.e. RealmFile would only have an InputStream, no OutputStream...other than for initial creation)

    To be more clear, here's our use case:

    We currently have files (e.g. images, PDFs) that never change (they're only created or deleted) as well as a sqlite database. The db references hashes of files. When we create a new file and create or update corresponding db entries these effectively happen independently from one another. We can do the updates within a sqlite transaction, but there's no way to roll back the file operations if something fails. In addition, we keep track of when the last db entry that references a specific file hash is removed and we then delete the corresponding file.

    If these files could effectively be linked with a RealmObject, then we could perform safe transactions and Realm would handle syncing, caching, deleting, etc.

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  10. 100 votes

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  11. 21 votes

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