Claus Rørbech

Hi @amer-zk. There is currently no way to use `in` with non-primitive types, so you would have to build the query manually with something like ``` RealmQuery query = realm.where(....).beginGroup();...

We just recently added support for querying with multiple values in the underlying core implementation but haven't adopted this in the SDK yet. We are currently focusing on getting features...

@ppamorim Yes, given the explanation in https://stackoverflow.com/a/63064586/6834276 that seems correct. I guess our example works since it doesn't hit the mocked call multiple times, hence only iterates the list a...

Seems to be reproducible on our "Intro Example"

@mattylase Have you gathered any other observations around this issue that could be used to reason about the root cause?

Closing the issue due to lack of feedback. As mentioned this is most likely because the realm lifecycle is not handled correctly and the realm is not closed after use....

@mannodermaus Thanks for the input. We are aware that KSP has been promoted to alpha, but have not yet evaluated/looked into replacing the current Realm annotation processor for Kotlin with...

Yes, we do not have any immediate plans to rewrite the code generation parts of realm-java with KSP. KSP would only work for Kotlin code and doesn't support transforming existing...

@yakitabrunet Closing as the issue is reported against a very old version. Please try to update to the latest version and re-file an issue if you observe something similar.

Most probably related to JDK version. As listed in the prerequisites, we are building it Java 11. Are you using that? and if so what implementation?