Dima Vorona

Wow, thats a weird bug. I'd stick to the solution when we're splitting request into several requests in case there are more than 999 objects left. Than we can continue...

@jcavar Strange. I have implemented tests that should trigger error you've described but they pass. Can you check out https://github.com/Yalantis/FastEasyMapping/tree/fix/GH-80 and run `FEMCacheSpec` spec? There is a code on line...

I agree, that we need to handle that. The only thing I'm currently looking for is how and where to grab this value. Maybe persistent store will disclose it via...

On the other hand this limit appears to be a quite big value. I would suggest you to subdivide your data into chunks instead of processing them in a single...

Add temporary fix by https://github.com/Yalantis/FastEasyMapping/pull/92/commits/28b3ec324bc4ccd23eba4b34131aa3f216334635 To be honest this is a weird solution, however it turns out that for a proper error handling I need to rework a lot of...

Hello, @pablucco It is kind of a dynamic mapping that can be found on RestKit. Unfortunately it is not implemented and therefore you won't be able to do so. However...

@pablucco hello there.I was digging into it and here are few thoughts: - we need to dynamically evaluate what `mapping` for the given JSON. The best way is to use...

Hello, @vishaldeshai Sorry for a delay. FEM currently supports only mapping to either NSManagedObject or to the NSObject. Therefore it looks like that you're looking for a NSObject mapping. In...

@vishaldeshai are you trying to map an array of dictionaries to the NSManagedObject's property?

Sure. You may want to map them to the plain nsobject's that you have.