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10-May-2013 03:01 PM Tom Harrington:
Summary:

Fetch request templates in a Core Data model lose most of their configuration when compiled.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Add a managed object model to a project.
2. Add one or more fetch request templates to the model.
3. Configure one or more of the following attributes of a fetch request to have non-default values:

	Result Type
	Fetch limit
	Batch size
	Include Subentities
	Include Property Values
	Return Objects as Faults
	Include Pending Changes
	Return Distinct Results

Expected Results:

At run time, these fetch request templates would have the values configured for them in Xcode.

Actual Results:

Values of these attributes are unaffected by the values shown in Xcode:

Result type is always 1 ("Objects").
Fetch limit and batch size are always 0.
Return distinct results is NO.
All other settings listed above are YES.

Regression:

Unknown.

Notes:

A sample project is attached. This project has three fetch request templates in its data model using a variety of values for the above settings. At run time, the code looks up the templates and prints the values of these settings.


10-May-2013 03:01 PM Tom Harrington:
'FetchRequests.zip' was successfully uploaded