Hi Fritz,
I have it running that way in one of my applications. The user base is
small (< 50 users), so I might not have yet had the chance to discover
magic not happening. I also invested a lot of time in the model
process, to avoid too many changes.
My changes, that worked well, included addition of new properties/
fields. No changes to relationships so far. These will be harder I
guess.
I also have a manual upgrade process for older version files - still
dating back to 10.4. The manual migration isn't too hard if you can't
rely on the automagic process.
Hth,
Volker
Am 26.10.2009 um 17:00 schrieb Fritz Anderson:
I'm about to unleash a Core Data-based application, and I'm sure the
schema will change in later versions. The Core Data Model Versioning
and Data Migration Programming Guide seems to say that migrating a
store from one version to another, at least in simple cases, is
magical: The application embeds the historical MOMs, with one of
them marked "current," and when a store built to an earlier model is
opened, it is (in SIMPLE cases) migrated to the current model.
Is this the case?
In that event, is it necessary to do anything at all (other,
perhaps, than attaching a version string for human consumption) in
version 1 to prepare for migration?
— F
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