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Patch Changes
Fix orphan transactions after
must-refetchin progressive sync mode (#1069)When a
must-refetchmessage was received in progressive mode, it started a transaction withtruncate()but resethasReceivedUpToDate, causing subsequent messages to be buffered instead of written to the existing transaction. Onup-to-date, the atomic swap code would create a new transaction, leaving the first one uncommitted forever. This caused collections to become corrupted with undefined values.The fix ensures that when a transaction is already started (e.g., from must-refetch), messages are written directly to it instead of being buffered for atomic swap.
Fix duplicate key error when overlapping subset queries return the same row with different values. (#1070)
When multiple subset queries return the same row (e.g., different WHERE clauses that both match the same record), the server sends
insertoperations for each response. If the row's data changed between requests (e.g., timestamp field updated), this caused aDuplicateKeySyncError. The adapter now tracks synced keys and converts subsequent inserts to updates.