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Those look like questions about cases where the file URL is stored in the field. I'm storing binary data in the field, and Core Data is automatically storing blobs beyond a certain threshold as external files. Those files remain on disk after the records are deleted. Since the file creation is automatic in Core Data, I would expect the files to be deleted when the record is deleted, but they're not. I also can't find a way to access the file URL of the record's external data to delete the files manually.
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I'm having this same problem. This behavior is very counterintuitive and can lead to filling up the disk. How can we ensure that externally stored data is deleted along with the record?
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I'm having this same problem. This behavior is very counterintuitive and can lead to filling up the disk. How can we ensure that externally stored data is deleted along with the record?
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How do you get the details out of the CBOR-formatted data?
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Thanks. I'm trying to run it on my iPhone, and I get this error: Unable to install "Food Truck" Please check your project settings and ensure that a valid product has been built. And when I try to run it in the simulator, I get this error: Failed to set app extension placeholders for dev.adpq. Food-Truck Failed to create promise. For some reason it does run locally on my Mac, though.
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Now it's suddenly working without an error, even though I didn't change anything.