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When opening a realm db with missing schema in one table, the exception thrown from realm reaches the catch block on Windows c# code, but on Linux and Mac, it never reaches the catch block (it crashes hard with SIGABORT)
SigabortOnMissingSchema.zip

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Attached is the project with source code, pre-built binaries and sample realm db. Go to bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.1 sub-folder and execute:

dotnet SigabortOnMissingSchema.dll <full path of v6db.realm included>

Do this on all 3 environments - Linux, Mac and Windows.

You should see SIGABORT on Linux and Mac. You will see soft landing on Windows.

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Goals

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Graceful exception handling across all environments
no hard SIGABORT crash on Linux and Mac

Expected Results

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Hit my catch all exception block in C#

Actual Results

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Hard crash SIGABORT on Linux and Mac

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Core dumps with following:

Unhandled exception. System.InvalidOperationException: No properties in LocationSettingsModel, has linker stripped it? See https://realm.io/docs/xamarin/latest/#linker-stripped-schema
at Realms.Schema.ObjectSchema.Builder.Build()
at Realms.Schema.RealmSchema.CreateFromObjectStoreSchema(Schema nativeSchema)
at Realms.RealmConfiguration.<>c_DisplayClass24_0.<CreateRealm>b_0(Schema nativeSchema)
at Realms.SharedRealmHandle.GetNativeSchema(Schema schema, IntPtr managedCallbackPtr)
at Realms.SharedRealmHandle.NativeMethods.get_schema(SharedRealmHandle sharedRealm, IntPtr callback, NativeException& ex)
at Realms.SharedRealmHandle.GetSchema(Action`1 callback)
at Realms.RealmConfiguration.CreateRealm(RealmSchema schema)
at Realms.Realm.GetInstance(RealmConfigurationBase config, RealmSchema schema)
at Realms.Realm.GetInstance(RealmConfigurationBase config)
at SigabortOnMissingSchema.Program.Main(String[] args) in /home/user/Documents/SigabortOnMissingSchema/Program.cs:line 30
Fatal error. Internal CLR error. (0x80131506)
at Realms.SharedRealmHandle+NativeMethods.get_schema(Realms.SharedRealmHandle, IntPtr, Realms.NativeException ByRef)
at Realms.SharedRealmHandle+NativeMethods.get_schema(Realms.SharedRealmHandle, IntPtr, Realms.NativeException ByRef)
at Realms.SharedRealmHandle.GetSchema(System.Action`1<Realms.Native.Schema>)
at Realms.RealmConfiguration.CreateRealm(Realms.Schema.RealmSchema)
at Realms.Realm.GetInstance(Realms.RealmConfigurationBase, Realms.Schema.RealmSchema)
at Realms.Realm.GetInstance(Realms.RealmConfigurationBase)
at SigabortOnMissingSchema.Program.Main(System.String[])
Aborted (core dumped)

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Attached is the project with source code, pre-built binaries and sample realm db. Go to bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.1 sub-folder and execute:

dotnet SigabortOnMissingSchema.dll <full path of v6db.realm included>

Do this on all 3 environments - Linux, Mac and Windows.

You should see SIGABORT on Linux and Mac. You will see soft landing on Windows.

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