loss of data after app crashed/exited forcibly

[MichaelSowah]

A user reported that all his local data was lost after he interrupted online uploading of local data and app wan exited forcibly.

is that supposed to happen?

[alextekartik]

I am not aware of such issue but data corruption is not something easy to test. Alternatively, if you don't trust sembast io format, one solution is to use sembast_sqflite (the notepad example uses it) which stores data in a sqlite file instead of a plain json file.

[MichaelSowah]

I am not aware of such issue but data corruption is not something easy to test. Alternatively, if you don't trust sembast io format, one solution is to use sembast_sqflite (the notepad example uses it) which stores data in a sqlite file instead of a plain json file.

sembast_sqflite looks pretty interesting, you are doing quite an amazing job, I guess all I have to do is switch my package to sembast_sqflite and I dont have to change any of my querries

[alextekartik]

I guess all I have to do is switch my package to sembast_sqflite

sembast_sqflite depends on sembast so you can keep sembast. Basically it is just a matter of having the good 'factory' and 'name' to open a database. after that database and queries are the same. The notepad example uses sembast_sqflite on mobile and sembast_web on flutter web. Conditional imports can be used for this (see an example - the one used by the notepad example - here https://github.com/tekartik/app_flutter_utils.dart/tree/master/app_sembast/lib/src)

[godwinjk]

I am getting this issue occasionally. Try to record data on mainStore and force close the app. Again retrieved the data using same key.

Almost all time getting null from recrord.

[ankiimation]

have the same problem, switched to sembast_sqflite solved the problem for me