System.TypeInitializationException when used in conjunction with Couchbase.Lite

[aphex3k]

Akavache (5.0.0) is throwing a TypeInitializationException (see iOS 10.3.1 stacktrace attached).

The inner exception is a TypeLoadException pointing to SQLitePCL.
{System.TypeLoadException: VTable setup of type SQLitePCL.SQLite3Provider_internal failed at Akavache.Sqlite3.Internal.SQLiteConnection..cctor () [0x00000] in C:\projects\akavache\src\Akavache.Sqlite3\SQLite.cs:224 }

I think it is a conflict in SQLite when using in the same project with Couchbase.Lite(-PCL, v1.4.0) which also relies on SQLitePCLRaw.

I tried solving this by upgrading all SQLitePCLRaw packages to version 1.1.8 via Nuget and it in deed seems to fix the initialization exception at least but then fails to get objects with a hard crash (no exception captured).

I hesitated to report this issue here first because the underlying cause seems to be in SQLite. But maybe Akavache is also not using it correctly or there is an entirely separate issue with Akavache in tandem with SQLitePCLRaw 1.1.8...

Please let me know if you need more information. Unfortunately i have not been able to run this on Android yet.

[ericsink]

You posted this weeks ago, so I figure you've probably already made progress, but anyway...

I don't think Couchbase Lite is compatible with 1.x versions of SQLitePCL.raw. The Couchbase Lite .NET repo is probably the best place to get specific help on using their library alongside something else (like Akavache) that uses newer versions of SQLitePCL.raw.

[aphex3k]

I moved on by removing couch base and akavache both and use SQLite.net-PCL directly...

[jessejiang0214]

I fixed this issue by these steps.
Update akavache to 5.0.0
Update sqlite-net-pcl to 1.4.118
Update all SQLitePCLRaw.* to 1.1.10

Call

            SQLitePCL.Batteries_V2.Init();
            SQLitePCL.raw.FreezeProvider()

At the beginning of each platform.