Browsing the realm database generated using Realm v10.8.0 fails #1434
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@ravikirankhareedi Unfortunately we haven't released Realm Studio with support for the new data types (and the new file format). We are currently working on getting a version of Realm JavaScript release with support for new file format. Realm Studio will be upgraded and released shortly after. |
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It seems irresponsible to release a new file format without a tool that can read it. Looking at data in your database independent of your app being developed is a pretty vital feature. As I am finding out this Father's day this Sunday night. |
Thanks for the update. Can you please update the documentation accordingly. Thanks. |
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@tomcondon We had planned for RealmJS to be released with the other SDKs but the engineer responsible for performing the release was hit by a personal emergency. Thank you for your support of this free and open source project. |
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Sorry for your colleague, but you should really have updated the documentation. Now that I upgraded, I am kind of flying blind with respect of examining what is in my database without a functioning Realm Studio. |
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It’s unfortunate that this has happened but we are where we are. I have literally just started using realm and though it was me. Glad I found this thread. I would say from an engineering perspective it would have been better to hold off on the library update until the tools were ready to support it. Not particularly helpful comments on this being a free library. Essentially telling us to shut up or put up. Developer relations are way more important than a simple issue (especially now with MongoDB in the fray). Let’s move past it but I would suggest a little more comms to those using the library to make this the community you’d want it to be. |
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I am just hoping that we can all have some patience and remember that we are humans that have other things occur in our lives. We couldn't have held back the release because the other releases were out already when the issue with JS occurred, but I'm not sure we would have held the other releases anyway since Studio is in use by less than 10% of our users. Other users develop their own ways to view the database such as print the object in question to console or develop their own command-line utility. I myself find Studio useful for development - but if you're in development and you really need to use Studio, why not downgrade to a version that supports Studio to continue your development? |
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Just to clarify this issue exists in swift/iOS too (not just JS). This was the basis of the initial issue report. |
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Studio is built with RealmJS which is dependency to build a new version. |
Aha got you 👍 |
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@ndav @kneth @ravikirankhareedi |
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@yuya-h-29 You need to use an older version of the Realm framework, e.g. v10.7.7. This approach only works if you haven't shipped your app with the new Realm framework yet. Downgrading an existing database will crash the app on launch. |
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@FelixLisczyk |
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@FelixLisczyk |
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Realm Studio v11 has been released with support for file format v22 - |
Describe the bug
Opening realm files throws an error - "Realm files of format version 22 is not supported by this version of Realm."
Realm Studio Version 11.0.0-beta.1
Realm v10.8.0
To Reproduce
Use Realm v10.8.0 with a swift application. Make use of the new feature, AnyRealmValue. Write to the DB. Try opening the file with the above mentioned version of Realm Studio.
Expected behavior
As per the doc, Realm Studio Version 11.0.0-beta.1 should be compatible.
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