BoxStore, causing the reference table to overflow when running many instrumentation tests on Android. #1080IllegalStateException when query is closed instead of crashing the virtual machine. #1081IllegalStateException when trying to subscribe but the store or query is closed already.ToOne instead of ToOne<Entity>).AndroidObjectBrowser, use Admin instead. AndroidObjectBrowser will be removed in a future release.localhost:8090 and localhost:8091).3.0.0, it is now possible to add a property using Object in Java or Any? in Kotlin. These "flex properties" allow to store values of various types like integers, floating point values, strings and byte arrays. Or lists and maps (using string keys) of those.containsElement query condition now matches keys of string map properties. It also matches string or integer elements of a Flex list.containsKeyValue query condition to match key/value combinations of string map and Flex map properties containing strings and integers. Also added matching Query.setParameters overload.SuppressFBWarnings annotation. #1011BoxStore.awaitCallInTx suspend function which wraps BoxStore.callInTx.application plugin.StringOrder for which one to choose (typically StringOrder.CASE_INSENSITIVE).@Unique(onConflict = ConflictStrategy.REPLACE) to replace an existing Object if a conflict occurs when doing a put. #509@Unsigned to indicate that values of an integer property (e.g. Integer and Long in Java) should be treated as unsigned when doing queries or creating indexes.@Type annotation:Flow extension functions for BoxStore and Query. #900NaN value. #984String[] and Kotlin Array<String>) and lists (Java List<String> and Kotlin MutableList<String>). Using the new containsElement("item") condition, it is also possible to query for entities where "item" is equal to one of the elements.Map<String, String> or Kotlin MutableMap<String, String>). Stored internally as a byte array using FlexBuffers.@Unique(onConflict = ConflictStrategy.REPLACE) to replace an existing Object if a conflict occurs when doing a put. #509@Unsigned to indicate that values of an integer property (e.g. Integer and Long in Java) should be treated as unsigned when doing queries or creating indexes. See the Javadoc of the annotation for more details.Long property with @Type(DatabaseType.DateNano).String[] and Kotlin Array<String>). Using the new containsElement("item") condition, it is also possible to query for entities where "item" is equal to one of the array items.Map<String, String> or Kotlin MutableMap<String, String>). Stored internally as a byte array using FlexBuffers.build.gradle files accordingly:find(offset, limit) of Query is more concrete on how offset and limit work.objectbox-android:2.9.0:sync is replaced with objectbox-sync-android:2.9.1.lessOrEqual and greaterOrEqual conditions for long, String, double and byte[] properties.implementation "io.objectbox:objectbox-linux-armv7:$objectboxVersion or implementation "io.objectbox:objectbox-linux-arm64:$objectboxVersion to your dependencies. Otherwise the setup is identical with Java Desktop Apps.Query.findLazy() and Query.findLazyCached() work with LazyList #906).DbExceptionListener by accepting null values for BoxStore.setDbExceptionListener(listener).BoxStoreBuilder.build() to allow retries. For example, after a FileCorruptException you could try to open the database again using the recently added usePreviousCommit() option.PagesCorruptException as a special case of FileCorruptException.DbExceptionListener is called more robustly.BoxStore and BoxStoreBuilderBox via contains(id).@DefaultValue("") annotation for properties to return an empty string instead of null. This is useful if a not-null property is added to an entity, but there are existing entities in the database that will return null for the new property. GH#157objectbox-rxjava3. Also includes Kotlin extension functions to more easily obtain Rx types, e.g. use query.observable() to get an Observable. GH#83objectbox-java no longer exposes the greenrobot-essentials and FlatBuffers dependencies to consuming projects.and() or or(). GH#834String[] and Kotlin's Array<String> are now a supported database type. A converter is no longer necessary to store these types. Using the arrayProperty.equal("item") condition, it is possible to query for entities where "item" is equal to one of the array items.@Unsigned to indicate that values of an integer property (e.g. Integer and Long in Java) should be treated as unsigned when doing queries or creating indexes. See the Javadoc of the annotation for more details.objectbox-rxjava3. In addition objectbox-kotlin adds extension functions to more easily obtain Rx types, e.g. use query.observable() to get an Observable. GH#839objectbox-gradle-plugin to 3.0.0-alpha2. The plugin now properly adds the preview version of objectbox-java to your dependencies.objectbox-android, objectbox-linux, objectbox-macos and objectbox-windows artifacts shipping native code remain at version 2.5.1 as there have been no changes. If you explicitly include them, make sure to specify their version as 2.5.1.objectbox-gradle-plugin to 3.0.0-alpha1 and add a dependency on objectbox-java version 3.0.0-alpha1.objectbox-android, objectbox-linux, objectbox-macos and objectbox-windows artifacts shipping native code remain at version 2.5.1 as there have been no changes. However, if your project explicitly depends on them they will pull in version 2.5.1 of objectbox-java. Make sure to add an explicit dependency on of objectbox-java version 3.0.0-alpha1 as mentioned above.objectbox.incremental to true in build.gradle :getRelationEntities, getRelationBacklinkEntities,getRelationIds and getRelationBacklinkIds to directly access relations without going through ToMany.putBatched to put entities using a separate transaction for each batch.Box.removeByKeys() is now deprecated; use removeByIds() instead.objectbox-kotlin to dependencies if kotlin-android plugin is applied (previously only for kotlin plugin) String properties are typically taking more space than scalar values, ObjectBox switched the default index type to hash for strings.String property by specifying the index type using @Index(type = IndexType.VALUE).