Mark Rowe
Mark Rowe
In [v2.1.0](https://github.com/realm/realm-cocoa/releases/tag/v2.1.0) we started delivering collection notifications when beginning a write transaction advances the read version of a Realm. We deliver these notifications within the write transaction to prevent starvation...
Metadata encryption was disabled in 571b1daaf55ce69cc6849f9d1951f238441a87b6 because we have yet to automate CI to be able to allow access to the keychain when the process runs. We can't use our...
We don't appear to have any unit tests that exercise encryption from Swift.
As discussed in https://github.com/realm/realm-browser-osx/pull/311#issuecomment-301631225, `RLMClassInfo.objectSchema` is a pointer into the Realm's `Schema` vector. In dynamic schema mode this vector can grow, shrink, or be replaced, and any reallocation that occurs...
When releasing v2.4.3 tonight the installation examples job failed: https://ci.realm.io/job/Cocoa%20Release%20Installation%20Examples/37/. In particular, the two jobs that test Swift with our prebuilt dynamic libraries fail with errors like this: /Users/realm/workspace/Cocoa Release...
@dev-ios-sogo commented on [Fri Jan 12 2018](https://github.com/realm/realm-cocoa/issues/5568) ## Goals Quick and easy ability to delete a Class (that is also sync'd with ROS) right from within Realm Studio. For us...
Ideally the instance table view would scroll at 60fps, even when viewing large models. Currently scrolling performance suffers when there are many properties. From looking at a profile I noticed...
This matches how selector literals are expressed in Objective-C source code: `@selector(doAThing:)` rather than a C string literal of `"doAThing:"`.
**Version and Platform (required):** - Binary Ninja Version: 5.1.7586-dev (73322f08) - OS: macOS 15.5 - CPU Architecture: arm64 **Bug Description:** The function type applied to `objc_getProperty` looks like so: ```...
An Objective-C developer would very rarely write `objc_object*` as `id` is idiomatic. This requires updating `PseudoCFunction` to use its language's type printer rather than always using the default type printer.