inValues() bug?

[udyr-woo]

Is there an existing issue?

• I have searched existing issues

Build info

• ObjectBox version: 4.0.0
• OS: Android13
• Device/ABI/architecture: odroid-m2

Steps to reproduce

Even if an instance with id that is not in compositeIdArray is changed, observeRepeaterInputUiListByStatusAndCompositeIdArray() emits again.

Expected behavior

I hope that don't emit irrelevant items.

Actual behavior

Code

Code

override fun observeRepeaterInputUiListByStatusAndCompositeIdArray(
        compositeIdArray: LongArray,
        vararg statuses: RepeaterInputUiStatus
    ): Flow<List<RepeaterInputUiEntity>> =
        repeaterInputUiBoxProvider.observeBox().flatMapLatest { box ->
            box.query {
                if (statuses.isNotEmpty()) {
                    equal(RepeaterInputUiEntity_.currentStatus, statuses[0].code)
                    for (i in 1 until statuses.size) {
                        or()
                        equal(RepeaterInputUiEntity_.currentStatus, statuses[i].code)
                    }
                }
                inValues(RepeaterInputUiEntity_.compositeId, compositeIdArray)
                eager(RepeaterInputUiEntity_.flt)
            }.flow()
        }.flowOn(ioDispatcher)

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[greenrobot-team]

Thanks for reporting, however this is by design.

Note that query.flow() is a shortcut for query.subscribe().toFlow(). And for subscribe() the observer will receive new results on any changes to the Box of the Entity this queries, regardless of the conditions of the query. This is because the QueryPublisher used for the subscription observes changes by using BoxStore.subscribe(Class) on the Box this queries.

To customize this or for advanced use cases, consider using BoxStore.subscribe(Class<T> forClass) directly.

I'll keep this open until I have updated the API documentation for this.

[udyr-woo]

Thanks for reporting, however this is by design.

Note that query.flow() is a shortcut for query.subscribe().toFlow(). And for subscribe() the observer will receive new results on any changes to the Box of the Entity this queries, regardless of the conditions of the query. This is because the QueryPublisher used for the subscription observes changes by using BoxStore.subscribe(Class) on the Box this queries.

To customize this or for advanced use cases, consider using BoxStore.subscribe(Class) directly.

I'll keep this open until I have updated the API documentation for this.

Ok. Thank you!!