Garett Breen

[RealmTest.zip](https://github.com/realm/realm-swift/files/9376522/RealmTest.zip) Here is the test project I created to reproduce the issue. I'm running this on M1 Pro MacBook Pro

[RealmIDTest.zip](https://github.com/realm/realm-swift/files/9385168/RealmIDTest.zip) This is an even simpler example. Seems like it fails any time you filter to a uuid using NSPredicate. It does work to use the new query method (as...

I've narrowed down to where the issue is: ``` RLMAccessor.mm: Line 991 realm::UUID RLMStatelessAccessorContext::unbox(id v) { return RLMObjcToUUID(bridged(v)); } RLMAccessor.mm: Line 946 static T *bridged(__unsafe_unretained id const value) { return...

I'm seeing this as well.

Here's my stack trace: `terminating with uncaught exception of type realm::NoSuchTable: No such table exists Exception backtrace: 0 Air Quality 0x0000000102b8fd48 _ZN5realm4util6detail26ExceptionWithBacktraceBaseC2Ev + 48 1 Air Quality 0x0000000102bbdf2c _ZN5realm4util22ExceptionWithBacktraceISt9exceptionEC2IJEEEDpOT_ +...

Here's some code that will hopefully be helpful: ``` class AssetCacheDSO: Object { @Persisted(primaryKey: true) var name = "" @Persisted var assetIDs = List() } private func getAssetIDs(in cache: AssetCache)...

So I can reproduce consistently but only on a client's device (iPhone 12). It works on my device just fine (iPhone Xr). Here's my AssetStorage: ``` import Foundation import RealmSwift...

How can I get the realm file from their phone?

You know what, I lied. This particular case doesn't use a DTO. I just get that cache DSO and then attempt to get the string list.

Unfortunately I can't get the realm file because it's in a shared folder and I've already updated the code to use a comma separated string over a list of strings...