João Martins Costa

I think the following code could also trigger changes in data observers: ```kotlin item.notes.add(Note()) item.notes.applyChangesToDb() ```

If I understood correctly, it's still not possible to listen for changes that originated in different processes. Any idea on when will this be supported?

@greenrobot not sure if it's relevant enough to pollute this issue. I have a service in a different process that's responsible to build all the data.

It's mainly for better memory management. I might be over-engineering.

I believe that there's no sorting involved in this issue. This is the transaction at hand: ```java final RealmResults items = itemPage.items.where() .contains("subItem.name", "A") .equalTo("removedAt", NO_TIME) .findAll(); for (Item item...

I'm having the exact same issue. I'm not sure if the suggested solution is the best alternative, but I would find it valuable to have a way of enforcing if...