Invalid Session ID

[veris-amoghbanta]

It seems that only a single session of realm can be used at a time. So, If I try to open a new realm schema, it gives an error saying "Invalid Session ID". Does that mean that realm cannot be used in parallel with react-native-queue?

[billmalarky]

According to Realm js docs, it is perfectly acceptable to have multiple realms open at any given time. React Native Queue does not use the default realm, it uses a realm named "reactNativeQueue.realm".

What I'm thinking the issue could be, is perhaps your app's main realm package is a different version from the package that was installed as a dependency for react-native-queue.

What happens if you delete the react native queue realm dependency package in node_modules?

Also, you may have to "unlink" the react-native-queue realm dependency if you have already linked it via "react-native link realm" (but make sure you don't unlink your original installation of realm).

[veris-amoghbanta]

Seems to be a mismatch of realm versions. The version that react-native-queue installs is latest(2.3.4) which is unstable(doens't work with remote debugging on). So I fixed the version in this fork but on installing from the fork, node-modules are not downloaded inside react-native-realm node-module and react-native realm doesn't create "reactNativeQueue.realm". Is there any kind of build script you use before publishing it to npm?

[veris-amoghbanta]

Update: Deleting react-native-queue realm dependency package in node_modules does the trick, but that is more of a hack/work-around that needs to be done every time node modules are updated.

[billmalarky]

Deleting react-native-queue realm dependency package in node_modules does the trick, but that is more of a hack/work-around that needs to be done every time node modules are updated.

So if I update package.json to set the realm dependency version explicitly to "2.2.15" that will resolve the issue so long as the user rm's node_modules and then runs yarn again correct?

[colaskirschoff]

@billmalarky, yes, as soon as the user removes the node_modules as well as the yarn.lock ! And then a yarn install and react-native link should do the job.

Actually I decided to fork the repo as well with different versions of realm in the package.json. I tried 2.4.0, 2.2.20, 2.2.15, which always fixes the issue of "Invalid Session ID", but leads to another issue:

It seems that he lib fails when querying the jobs in getConcurrentJobs, and when debugging I got this weird issue:

Realm was querying my objects instead of the Job objetcs.

When doing the same query a second time it actually worked fine:

If you have any idea on why it does that I'm willing to test a fix. If not I might need to rewrite this system of queue locally to avoid using a second realm instance. Or pass the realm instance as a parameter to the queueFactory.

[billmalarky]

@colaskirschoff hijacking this thread to let you know I have been trying to respond to you via email and my emails keep getting bounced off your mail server.

My response to you was:

It should work with 2.4.0.

If you are having issues a lot of times it helps to do a full rebuild of the project. Aka create a new directory, check out your code into the new cloned version of the repo and do all the install steps for react-native-queue/realm again.

Basically just do it all over again to make sure an install step didn't go wrong or upgrade went wrong.

See attached for error I'm getting.

[colaskirschoff]

Thanks for your answer @billmalarky !
I think the issue is actually a debugger issue. Everything's fine until I run the remote debugger. So it's more about realm versus react-native debugger than about your library :)

[billmalarky]

Realm has known remote debugger issues. Look around in the other githib issues in the react native queue repo and also maybe look at realms repo. I haven't personally run into the issues with remote debugging myself but others have.

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[colaskirschoff]

Yes I've gone through many issues around this and it seems that it won't be fixed soon.
Thanks anyway :)