Error with TypeAdapter about hive

[simc]

Sorry there is an error in the documentation. You need to use Hive.registerAdapter() before you open the box.

[armandojimenez]

How can I save the same object on multiple boxes? Im getting this error: The same instance of an HiveObject cannot be stored in two different boxes.

[kamranbekirovyz]

Sorry there is an error in the documentation. You need to use Hive.registerAdapter() before you open the box.

this solved issue for me. thanks!

[theiskaa]

How can I save the same object on multiple boxes?

Hi man! Also, I faced with this issue, and I could found anything about it. And at the end of the day, I asked it on stackoverflow. If you solved it please just put an answer

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68055740/hiveerror-the-same-instance-of-an-hiveobject-cannot-be-stored-in-two-different

[haaris94]

I believe that Hive.registerAdapter() will register this Adapter for all the boxes. I want this adapter registered only to UserDetailBox, that is why I used box.registerAdapter() or is this functionality removed?

[simc]

This only workes for lazy boxes and the documentation fails to mention that.

I will deprecate and remove box.registerAdapter() in the coming versions.

There is nothing wrong with registering an adapter for all boxes. Or do you need to store the same object in multiple boxes with different adapters?

[haaris94]

Atm my use case is very simple(just a local cache of current user detail), so I don't need multiple adapters. I'll use the Hive.registerAdapter() method then. I believe there won't be any performance degradation by registering globally?

Also thank you for creating this awesome library, much appreciated.

[simc]

I believe there won't be any performance degradation by registering globally?

Not at all. They are handled the same way.

[bilalbaz1]

belgelerde bir hata v

this worked for me. Thank you.