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The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. This release fixes a bug that would occur when the database was deleted and data sources were still listening to it; those data sources now drop their objects and reconstruct their fetched results controllers when the database gets recreated. This release also drops support for iOS 11, thus the bump in the minor version number. This release fixes an issue where `SingleCoreDataSource`s would only get a deletion notification if its watched object got deleted _and_ re-inserted in the same Core Data background save. This release adds modifiability of the `predicate` and sort descriptors for `CoreDataSource`, adds a missing API update for `UITableView` for the enhancements made in 0.6.0, and fixes a bug with Swift Package Manager support. This release ensures that `DataSourceChange` and `DataSourceSectionChange` instances are collected in a specific order and provided to listeners in that specific order so they can be _processed_ in that order, instead of being in an unordered `Set`. This is necessary to avoid collisions where some change sets could affect an object twice, and in those instances, actions need to happen in a specific order or else you'll end up with runtime errors. This release changes the `mergePolicy` assigned to the `DataContext` vended by `vendBackgroundContext` to `NSMergeByPropertyStoreTrumpMergePolicy` to favor in-memory objects over those in the store, and fixes the way we `deleteDatabase` in `CoreDataAccess` to ensure potentially botched migration files get deleted no matter what. This release switches Flapjack to require Swift 5, and includes a bugfix from 0.3.1 that caused the `SingleCoreDataSource.onChange` handler to fire way too frequently. This release includes a fix for a bug that caused the `SingleCoreDataSource.onChange` handler to fire way too frequently. This release merely renames `CoreSingleDataSource` to `SingleCoreDataSource`, and renames that class's (and `CoreDataSource`'s) `execute` method to `startListening` for better clarity of purpose. Fixes a handful of issues that came about when trying to integrate Flapjack with one of our internal apps. Many of these changes are things we had already done to similar code inside of the app, but those changes had never made their way back around to Flapjack. - `DataContext.findOrCreate(_:attributes:)` now returns a non-optional tuple - `NSManagedObjectContext` will only `persist()` if there are actual persistent changed values (thanks to `isDirty`) - `Set<>`s now get parsed properly when fed into an `NSCompoundPredicate` using an attributes dictionary - `CoreSingleDataSource` now hinges primarily on an `NSPredicate` instead of an `attributes` dictionary - `CoreSingleDataSource` also now listens for contexts being created and torn down, in case the data source's lifecycle outlives that of the context it was listening to - `CoreSingleDataSource` now has a few more convenience initializers - `CoreDataSource` no longer tracks its own `NSPersistentStore` array - Objects now properly get found from mixed-type object sets in an `NSManagedObjectContext` change notification - A new method exists for getting a single entity from a `Layer` inside of `NSMigrationManager` - A few properties have been marked as `public` that were previously `internal` or `private` - `MigrationPolicy` is now `open` for subclassing Welcome to Flapjack! See our [readme](https://github.com/oreillymedia/flapjack/blob/0.1.0/README.md) for more information.