Uwe (ObjectBox)

Thanks! Yes, this is currently not supported. Thumbs up the first comment to help us track interest!

Thanks. This is a known issue with Android profiler since a while, see #472. Is there any additional information you can share to help us reproduce this?

Thanks. But the above crash trace does not include `libobjectbox-jni.so`. No? Why do you think this applies to ObjectBox? Just because it is a `null pointer dereference` as well?

@gyorgygabor @alexakasanjeev Note: similar to Room's `@TypeConverter` you can already [use the `@Convert` annotation](https://docs.objectbox.io/advanced/custom-types) (on a property). Though granted, it only supports lists and not arrays as `@Convert` requires a...

Thanks for reporting. Actually, this would require a [condition on a related entity (link query)](https://docs.objectbox.io/queries#add-query-conditions-for-related-entities-links). This is AFAIK not currently supported in the Admin data browser.

@yocn Yes? Not sure what you are getting at with _recommended_. -ut

Updated link in first comment to point to new FAQ page: https://docs.objectbox.io/faq#can-i-ship-my-app-with-a-pre-built-database -ut

@Benjoyo This sounds like you found out that your model file changed unexpectedly. Make sure to also commit it to version control. https://docs.objectbox.io/getting-started#model-file -Uwe

Yes, this is the current behavior that if anything in a Box is changed any query for that box will re-deliver results. This is typical database behavior, e.g. also for...

Focusing on your use case: what prevents your code from checking if changes were made? E.g. keep the previous value to compare against?