How to manually call the save method?

[foxling]

I found that when i call model.save() or model.endWriting(), they are not save to database.
Sometimes , I want to manually call the save method to save data immediately in database.
like:

[MagicalRecord saveUsingCurrentThreadContextWithBlockAndWait:nil];

[pepicrft]

@foxling are you using CoreData?

[foxling]

@pepibumur yes

[pepicrft]

Are you enabling the autosaving value of DefaultCoreDataStack @foxling ?

[foxling]

@pepibumur DefaultCDStack.startObserving() is only call in DefaultCDStack.backgroundContext(), but i'm not use backgroundContext, so the mergeChanges method is never called, the autosaving is not useful.

[pepicrft]

Why aren't you using the background context? The stack is setup to connect those context with the saving behaviour. @foxling

[deivuh]

I'm also having this issue.

The autosaving value of DefaultCoreDataStack is enabled, but it won't write to the database after calling the save() method of a model. But if I send the app to the background (pressing the home button) it does write the data which I believe it's done by the SugarRecord.applicationWillEnterForeground() method.

[pepicrft]

Checked with the example project ant yes, there's a regression there @foxling and @deivuh , assigning a high priority to work on that as soon as possible. Thanks for the report guys

[pepicrft]

Solved @deivuh and @foxling

[deivuh]

Thanks @pepibumur ! Really appreciate it

[foxling]

Thanks @pepibumur

[thewhitewood]

Had the same issue - pulled the latest/ fix off the repo and it's missing "SugarRecordArray" ?

[pepicrft]

@thewhitewood remove the group from XCode and add the entire library again because you're missing a new class I added to the library but that you haven't added to the XCode target as a file to be compiled.

[thewhitewood]

Cool - my bad :(