Validate schema changes made from other processes #2877
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| using namespace realm; | |||
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| namespace { | |||
| class TransactLogHandler { | |||
| // A transaction log handler that just validates that all operations made are | |||
| // onces supported by the object store | |||
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Validate schema changes made from other processes
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When multiple processes are sharing a single Realm file, they can potentially have different schema definitions that may or may not be compatible. This makes differences which do not require a schema version bump (i.e. one process having more or fewer tables than another process or disagreements about whether a property is indexed) explicitly supported, and throws an exception when incompatible schemas are encountered rather than crashing or silently corrupting data.