Use latest RealmSwift

[leoz]

Use latest RealmSwift v10.21.1.
Example was updated, tested and seems to be working.

[caiyue1993]

Hi @leoz, thanks for the PR and looks nice! I'll look into it and consider the compatible plan. Appreciate for the hard work!

[leoz]

@caiyue1993 , no worries. Thank you for the awesome job creating this package!

[brightspread]

There is a problem with archiving Realm 10.7.7 version on Xcode 13. Please consider to merge this commit.

[leoz]

Hey @caiyue1993 , could you please share the plan of integrating the support for the recent realm? Is there anything I could help with?

[jshrager]

Any updates on this? I have been unable to archive my app for the past few months. I couldn’t archive until I upgraded Realm then when I did that I got an IceCream error!

[kleber-maia]

I'd suggest everyone to just reference this PR's commit directly until it gets merged into master.

[halzo826]

I'm using machine language translation, so sorry for the weird English!
ListBase has been removed in the latest version of Realm, but if you just want to get the Count or contents of a List, you can use RLMSwiftCollectionBase.

Specifically, you can use the following
CKRecordConvertible.swift
/// We may get List here
/// The item cannot be casted as List
/// It can be casted at a low-level type ListBase
guard let list = item as? RLMSwiftCollectionBase, list._rlmCollection.count > 0 else { break }
var referenceArray = CKRecord.Reference
let wrappedArray = list._rlmCollection

[leoz]

I'm using machine language translation, so sorry for the weird English! ListBase has been removed in the latest version of Realm, but if you just want to get the Count or contents of a List, you can use RLMSwiftCollectionBase.

Specifically, you can use the following CKRecordConvertible.swift /// We may get List here /// The item cannot be casted as List /// It can be casted at a low-level type ListBase guard let list = item as? RLMSwiftCollectionBase, list._rlmCollection.count > 0 else { break } var referenceArray = CKRecord.Reference let wrappedArray = list._rlmCollection

@halzo826, good point! This change is already included in this CR. Thank you very much!

[jshrager]

I'd suggest everyone to just reference this PR's commit directly until it gets merged into master.

Can you guide me on how to do this? I’m currently integrating IceCream via Cocoapods - presumably I should remove this in my Podfile then download this pull request and just copy the files in manually?

[kleber-maia]

I'd suggest everyone to just reference this PR's commit directly until it gets merged into master.

Can you guide me on how to do this? I’m currently integrating IceCream via Cocoapods - presumably I should remove this in my Podfile then download this pull request and just copy the files in manually?

I don't think you can achieve that with Cocoapods. The manual way you described should work. In my case, since I'm using Swift Packages, it's pretty seamless: just provide the commit's SHA in the dialog box.

[jshrager]

Oh perfect, will remove via Cocoapods and try and add back in as a package. I’m sure I can get that working.

just to confirm, that will then build ok using the latest realm?

[kleber-maia]

Oh perfect, will remove via Cocoapods and try and add back in as a package. I’m sure I can get that working.

just to confirm, that will then build ok using the latest realm?

If you add IceCream via Swift Packages, you may as well remove Realm from Cocoapods / elsewhere. Since Realm is a "sub-dependency", Xcode will install Realm 10.21.1 and keep it updated according to IceCream package definitions.
At least, this is what I did, since I don't want to use a newer version of Realm not tested with IceCream.

[leoz]

Updated with latest realm-swift v10.22.0.

[leoz]

Updated to RealmSwift v10.23.0. Example app works fine.

[leoz]

@caiyue1993 , Great! Thank you!
Just changed the base branch to "realm-latest".

[leoz]

@caiyue1993 , anything you would like me to change to get this merged into the branch?

[kushsolitary]

@leoz thank you for this PR!

[kleber-maia]

After Apple's SwiftData announcement, is anyone else considering migrating away from Realm + IceCream? 😅 Their statements and the WWDC videos look damn promising. 🚀

Create models with Swift
Model your data using regular Swift types with @model, with no additional files or tools to manage. SwiftData can automatically infer many relationships and you can use clear declarations like @Attribute(.unique) to describe constraints. Like SwiftUI, the source of truth is in your code.

Automatic persistence
SwiftData builds a custom schema using your models and maps their fields efficiently to the underlying storage. Objects managed by SwiftData are fetched from the database when needed and automatically saved at the right moment, with no additional work on your part. You can also take full control using the ModelContext API.

CloudKit syncing
Your data can be stored in files using DocumentGroup and synced via iCloud Drive, or you can use CloudKit to sync data between devices.

[dbmrq]

Yes! 😍😍 Update us if you give it a try!

[faizy-ahmed]

I'm using machine language translation, so sorry for the weird English! ListBase has been removed in the latest version of Realm, but if you just want to get the Count or contents of a List, you can use RLMSwiftCollectionBase.

Specifically, you can use the following CKRecordConvertible.swift /// We may get List here /// The item cannot be casted as List /// It can be casted at a low-level type ListBase guard let list = item as? RLMSwiftCollectionBase, list._rlmCollection.count > 0 else { break } var referenceArray = CKRecord.Reference let wrappedArray = list._rlmCollection

It worked for me, Thanks! @halzo826