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Latest Version
Avg Release Cycle
45 days
Latest Release
1705 days ago
Changelog History
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Changelog History
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v1.4.1 Changes
November 10, 2020Mostly internal changes; check the doc pages for a detailed changelog.
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v1.4.0 Changes
September 08, 2020👀 See the announcement blog post and changelog for details. Major theme is ToMany improvements.
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v1.3.1 Changes
June 29, 2020🛠 ObjectBox 1.3.1 comes with bug fixes for the ToMany relation class.
👀 See https://swift.objectbox.io/ for details
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v1.3.0 Changes
May 11, 2020🛠 ObjectBox Swift 1.3 was built with and for Swift 5.2 and features important fixes.
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v1.2.0 Changes
December 16, 2019👌 Improved support for optional and unsigned types.
📄 Check the docs for the full changelog.
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v1.1.1 Changes
November 23, 2019Important upgrade for 1.1 fixing a "realpath" error during build on machines without Homebrew coreutils.
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v1.1 Changes
November 18, 2019- 👍 Carthage is now a supported installation method, in addition to CocoaPods
- If a convert annotation on an enum has no explicit database type given, its RawType is used.
- 🐎 Various performance and usability improvements, e.g.
setup.rb
now asks which project to use if there is more than one, and creates a non-empty*.generated.swift
file to help with code completion. - ➕ Added
put()
with variable argument list,put(inout)
for mutable structs, andputAndReturnIDs()
.put()
itself no longer returns IDs. (Apologies, please adjust your code) - ➕ Added variants of methods that take arrays which work with the faster
ContiguousArray
class. - ✂ Removed some protocols that only ever had one instance.
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v1.0.1 Changes
October 01, 2019- ⚡️ Update code generator to work in Xcode projects that use Swift Package Manager for their other dependencies.
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v1.0 Changes
September 24, 2019- Relations in queries
- Observer callbacks for data changes
- Many-to-many relations
- 🚚 Asynchronous put/remove
- Edit relations through their backlinks
- API clean up; e.g. renames, simple IDs, simplifications, etc.
- 🚀 If you've been using pre-releases, you can find migration instructions in the Readme on Github.
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v1.0.rc7
September 18, 2019