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Test to minic how Realm Java compact an encrypted and populated file #1201

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@kneth kneth commented Oct 7, 2015

Connected to #1216

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### Bugfixes:

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* Fixed a bug in SharedGroup::Compact() which could leave the database in an
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I believe that the method is SharedGroup::compact().

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realm-ci commented Oct 8, 2015

@@ -8968,4 +8968,48 @@ TEST(LangBindHelper_RollbackToInitialState2)
sg_w.rollback();
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TEST(LangBindHelper_Compact)
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Can we test this with and without encryption?

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Sure, just build and run the unittests boths with and without encryption.

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kneth commented Oct 15, 2015

Why not use the parameter feature of the unit test framework?

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