Swift SDK

Version 2.3.0 adds a new SDK for Apples open-sourced programming language "Swift", which will successively substitute ObjectiveC for iOS apps. Download the new SDK as usual in the SDK tab of the dashboard.

Behaviour of <YourModule>.AOM.findByNames(...) changed

Old behaviour:

• If an exception occurs, return null. Independent of the transience.

• If the class of the objects you want to find is transient, the return value equals the return value of the doGetAll implementation of that class.

• If the class of the objects you want to find is non-transient:

  • If no elements were found, return an empty array.

  • If elements were found, return the filled array.

New behaviour:

• If an exception occurs, return null. Independent of the transience.

• Otherwise, independent of the transience:

  • If no elements were found, return an empty array.

  • If elements were found, return the filled array.

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