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Convert to models after NSFetchedResultsController finishes reporting changes #3508
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// Model conversion is safe when all the changes have been processed (Core Data's _processRecentChanges can be called if conversion triggers additional fetch requests). | ||
let itemChanges = currentChanges.compactMap { dtoChange in |
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This makes sense. Does this potentially fix the current workaround we have with the depth
stuff?
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Unfortunately no because the circular cycle can still occur with MessageDTO's replies contains a quoted message.
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Nice find 👌
I've QA it myself, it seems to work fine 👍 At least I was not able to reproduce the crash anymore. |
🔗 Issue Links
Resolves IOS-569
🎯 Goal
Fix a crash caused by infinite loop in Core Data when converting models
📝 Summary
NSFetchedRequestController
has finished reporting changes🛠 Implementation
We had an internal crash report which showed that Core Data change came in, triggered
NSFetchedRequestController
delegate, then we converted the DTO to a model type, but since the model type did another fetch request, this triggered the whole cycle again. Therefore, let's avoid it by delaying the model conversion to the point of time whereNSFetchedRequestController
has finished reporting changes.🧪 Manual Testing Notes
Retrying the flow in IOS-569 which triggered it.
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