Ellen Shapiro

There's several open pull requests from @Mordil on this if you'd like to take a look - they're going to be a bit since @martijnwalraven has taken a big sledgehammer...

@eliperkins Completely reasonable question! I think it comes down to the fact that Core Data is a relational abstraction that maps onto a database rather than a relational database itself....

> I'm mainly just trying to understand SQLite vs other database-providers when it comes to fulfilling NormalizedCache's requirements here. I think there's a lot of reasons, not least that SQLite...

I haven't heard of any trouble with App Store submission. And people are not shy about telling me their troubles.😜

OK, last call for comments - keeping this open until wednesday and then I'm gonna start with the sledgehammer. 😇

> The GRDB git repository contains bad big commits (years ago, I committed big files by mistake) We've got a couple of those in here as well, so I don't...

@groue I'm going to see what I can do given what #1722 uncovered, but no guarantees you're off the hook yet.

Not at this time but I have had at least one customer talk to us about this. We're gonna be doing some heavy work around the cache in the next...

I like the idea of supporting optimistic caching. Realistically, it's going to have to wait until the mutable rewrite of the the cache as part of [phase 3 as outlined...

You should be able to update anything non-optimisitcally using the [direct cache modification methods](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/ios/caching/#direct-cache-access) - this issue is just asking about _optimistic_ caching, which basically means "assume your query will...