Changelog

• Fixed transparent toolbar section above Inspector panel when using macOS 14.
• Restored export to JSON or CSV from selected objects in the Relationships panel.
• Fixed premature closing of the search dialogs when double-clicking the tableview without selection.

• Support for SwiftData apps and databases.
• Support for entities with Composite attributes.
• Improved column header context menu for easy column configuration.
• Improved detection of deleting or replacing databases outside the project.
• Improved Project properties dialog.

* Saved predicates do now include the columns configuration, with moved and hidden columns.
* The font size of table grids can now be adjusted in the View menu and app preferences.
* The sidebar now contains context menu items to copy predicates as text, Swift code or Objective-C code.
* Improved detection of Apple Watch apps and databases in the Simulator browser.
* Improved detection and handling of database file deletions.
* Improved and more informative project settings dialog.
* Improved support for displaying binary data containing MP4, JPEG and GIF data.
* Fixed a bug related to autosizing columns.
* Fixed a few ‘index is out of range’ bugs.
* Hitting Enter on a row while in read-only modus will no longer result in an error message.

• When opening a Core Data table, the column widths are automatically adjusted to fit the content.
• The new auto column width feature can be fine-tuned or disabled in the Settings dialog.
• Objects can now be copied and pasted to relationships.
• Objects can now be removed from a relationship without deleting the objects.
• The content preview panel now uses AVPlayer to play video and audio.
• Videos in webpages can now be played full-screen when using macOS 12.3 or newer.
• A neat export progress dialog replaces the beach ball animation when exporting large datasets.
• The Project metadata dialog now includes a refresh button, which is handy to test custom metadata changes.

• Menu items that can cause data changes are now disabled if the database is read-only.
• Solved a crash when opening a database in the Finder that requires access to a hidden data storage folder.
• The Predicate editor will now also load for entities with relationships to entities containing URI attributes.
• Last field in the Details panel is no longer covered with buttons when editing data.

• You can now apply @count filters to one-to-many relationships in the Predicate editor.
• Support for UUID and URI attribute types in the Predicate editor has been extended.
• Attribute names in the Predicate editor are now properly sorted with all entity types.
• The Predicate editor now shows a result counter.
• File related settings in the Preferences panel have been moved to a new ‘Files’ tab.
• Improved app icon extraction of iOS and iPadOS apps running on macOS.

• New app icon!
• Batch Find and Replace function for string typed attributes.
• Batch 'Nullify' function to set the values of an attribute to nil.
• Option to include relationship data in JSON exports.
• You can now import CSV and JSON files, including relationship data when using JSON.
• Option to generate a new database based on an existing Core Data Model.
• Relationship panel header now includes a record counter.
• Generic AppKit error alerts are replaced with app generated alerts, to improve compatibility with the latest macOS versions.

- Redesigned toolbar and full-height sidebar when running on macOS 11
- Support for opening non Core Data SQLite database files
- Gzipped data can now be viewed in the Content viewer
- Added support for sorting on transformable, binary and URI attributes
- Stored predicates are now checked for invalid conditions
- Double clicking the status field in the toolbar will now zoom the window