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// use a "last synced" singleton in the realm to keep track of when the
// realm last successfully completed a sync
app.getSync().getSession(config)
    .addUploadProgressListener(ProgressMode.INDEFINITELY, progress -> {
        // get the last synced time. Create an instance if it does not already exist.
        Realm notificationRealm = Realm.getInstance(config);
        LastSynced lastSynced =
                notificationRealm.where(LastSynced.class).findFirst();
        if (lastSynced == null) {
            notificationRealm.executeTransaction(transactionRealm ->
                    transactionRealm.createObject(LastSynced.class,
                            new ObjectId()).setTimestamp(System.currentTimeMillis()));
        }
        // only update the "last synced" time when ALL client data has uploaded
        // avoid repeatedly setting "last synced" every time we update "last synced"
        // by checking if the current "last synced" time was within the last 10ms
        if(progress.isTransferComplete() &&
                System.currentTimeMillis() > lastSynced.getTimestamp() + 10) {
            notificationRealm.executeTransaction(transactionRealm -> {
                transactionRealm.where(LastSynced.class)
                                .findFirst()
                                .setTimestamp(System.currentTimeMillis());
                Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Updating last synced time to: "
                        + System.currentTimeMillis());
            });
            Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Updated last synced time to: " +
                    lastSynced.getTimestamp());
        }
        notificationRealm.close();
});

public void handleManualReset(App app, SyncSession session, ClientResetRequiredError error) {
    Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Beginning manual reset recovery.");
    // Close all instances of the realm -- this application only uses one
    globalRealm.close();
    try {
        Log.w("EXAMPLE", "About to execute the client reset.");
        // Move the realm to a backup file -- execute the client reset
        error.executeClientReset();
        Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Executed the client reset.");
    } catch (IllegalStateException e) {
        Log.e("EXAMPLE", "Failed to execute the client reset: " + e.getMessage());
        // The client reset can only proceed if there are no open realms.
        // if execution failed, ask the user to restart the app, and we'll client reset
        // when we first open the app connection.
        AlertDialog restartDialog = new AlertDialog.Builder(activity)
                .setMessage("Sync error. Restart the application to resume sync.")
                .setTitle("Restart to Continue")
                .create();
        restartDialog.show();
    }
    // Open new instance of the realm. This initializes a new file for the new realm
    // and downloads the backend state. Do this in a background thread so we can wait
    // for server changes to fully download.
    ExecutorService executor = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor();
    executor.execute(() -> {
        Realm newRealm = Realm.getInstance(globalConfig);
        // Download all realm data from the backend -- ensure that the backend state is
        // fully downloaded before proceeding
        try {
            app.getSync().getSession(globalConfig).downloadAllServerChanges(10000,
                    TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Opened a fresh instance of the realm.");
        // Open the the realm backup -- as a dynamic realm
        // (no formal schema; access all data through field lookups)
        DynamicRealm backupRealm = DynamicRealm.getInstance(error.getBackupRealmConfiguration());
        Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Opened the backup realm.");
        // To only migrate unsynced data,
        // you'll need to know the last time the realm synced.
        // you can keep track of successful sync connections
        // locally in an object in the realm
        DynamicRealmObject lastSuccessfulSynced =
                backupRealm.where("LastSynced").findFirst();
        Long lastSuccessfulSyncTime =
                lastSuccessfulSynced.getLong("timestamp");
        // Migrate unsynced changes: move data from the backup
        // instance of the realm to the new "fresh" instance fetched from the backend.
        // This includes:
        // - copying any objects that updated, but didn't sync from the
        // backup realm to the new realm.
        // - re-deleting any objects that were deleted locally while we were offline
        // Insert any unsynced updated objects to the new realm
        // NOTE: this will overwrite any changes made by other clients
        // to those objects since the last sync.
        // Applications that require finer-grained conflict resolution
        // should use custom logic instead.
        // This example keeps track of when the object last updated by also writing
        // to a "lastUpdated" field on write operations.
        RealmQuery<DynamicRealmObject> potatoQuery =
                backupRealm.where("Potato")
                        .greaterThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime);
        RealmQuery<DynamicRealmObject> onionQuery =
                backupRealm.where("Onion")
                        .greaterThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime);
        RealmQuery<DynamicRealmObject> riceQuery =
                backupRealm.where("Rice")
                        .greaterThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime);
        // insert the backup version of all unsynced object updates + creates into the new realm
        // NOTE: this process will overwrite writes from other clients, potentially overwriting
        // data in fields not modified in the backup realm. Use with caution. If this does not
        // meet your application's needs, consider keeping track of the last write for each
        // field individually (and recovering them individually, per-field).
        for(DynamicRealmObject potato : potatoQuery.findAll()) {
            Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Inserting: " + potato.getString("species"));
            newRealm.executeTransaction(transactionRealm ->
                    transactionRealm.insertOrUpdate(new Potato(potato)));
        }
        for(DynamicRealmObject onion : onionQuery.findAll()) {
            Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Inserting: " + onion.getString("varietal"));
            newRealm.executeTransaction(transactionRealm ->
                    transactionRealm.insertOrUpdate(new Onion(onion)));
        }
        for(DynamicRealmObject rice : riceQuery.findAll()) {
            Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Inserting: " + rice.getString("style"));
            newRealm.executeTransaction(transactionRealm ->
                    transactionRealm.insertOrUpdate(new Rice(rice)));
        }
        // re-delete unsynced deletions from the new realm
        // caveat: if an object has been updated SINCE the last update from this client,
        // (from another client) this does not delete that object. This doesn't match
        // realm's usual "deletes always win" behavior but it isn't possible to
        // distinguish between:
        // - objects that were deleted from this client after the last sync
        // - objects that were created by another client after the last sync
        // So instead of deleting innocent objects created by other clients, we let
        // other client updates "win" in this case.
        // This means that previously deleted (but unsynced) objects could reappear on this
        // client after the client reset event.
        // get all the ids of objects that haven't been updated since the last client sync
        // (anything that's been updated since the last sync should not be deleted)
        // -- could be new object, or an object this client deleted but another client modified
        Set<ObjectId> allNewPotatoIds = newRealm.where(Potato.class)
                .lessThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime)
                .findAll().stream().map(Potato::getId).collect(Collectors.toSet());
        Set<ObjectId> allNewOnionIds = newRealm.where(Onion.class)
                .lessThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime)
                .findAll().stream().map(Onion::getId).collect(Collectors.toSet());
        Set<ObjectId> allNewRiceIds = newRealm.where(Rice.class)
                .lessThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime)
                .findAll().stream().map(Rice::getId).collect(Collectors.toSet());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "number of potatoes in fresh realm" +
                "that have not been updated since last sync: " + allNewPotatoIds.size());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "number of onions in fresh realm" +
                "that have not been updated since last sync: " + allNewOnionIds.size());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "number of rices in fresh realm" +
                "that have not been updated since last sync: " + allNewRiceIds.size());
        // get all the ids of objects in the backup realm
        Set<ObjectId> allOldPotatoIds = backupRealm.where("Potato")
                .findAll().stream().map(obj -> obj.getObjectId("_id"))
                .collect(Collectors.toSet());
        Set<ObjectId> allOldOnionIds = backupRealm.where("Onion")
                .findAll().stream().map(obj -> obj.getObjectId("_id"))
                .collect(Collectors.toSet());
        Set<ObjectId> allOldRiceIds = backupRealm.where("Rice")
                .findAll().stream().map(obj -> obj.getObjectId("_id"))
                .collect(Collectors.toSet());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "number of potatoes in the old realm: " +
                allOldPotatoIds.size());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "number of onions in the old realm: " +
                allOldOnionIds.size());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "number of rices in the old realm: " +
                allOldRiceIds.size());
        // Get the set of:
        // all objects in the new realm
        // - that have not been updated since last sync
        // - that are not in the backup realm
        // Those objects were deleted from the backup realm sometime after the last sync.
        Set<ObjectId> unsyncedPotatoDeletions = allNewPotatoIds.stream()
                .filter(((Predicate<ObjectId>)(allOldPotatoIds::contains)).negate())
                .collect(Collectors.toSet());
        Set<ObjectId> unsyncedOnionDeletions = allNewOnionIds.stream()
                .filter(((Predicate<ObjectId>)(allOldOnionIds::contains)).negate())
                .collect(Collectors.toSet());
        Set<ObjectId> unsyncedRiceDeletions = allNewRiceIds.stream()
                .filter(((Predicate<ObjectId>)(allOldRiceIds::contains)).negate())
                .collect(Collectors.toSet());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Number of potatos to re-delete: "
                + unsyncedPotatoDeletions.size());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Number of onions to re-delete: "
                + unsyncedOnionDeletions.size());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Number of rices to re-delete: "
                + unsyncedRiceDeletions.size());
        // perform "re-deletions"
        for(ObjectId id: unsyncedPotatoDeletions) {
            Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Deleting " + unsyncedPotatoDeletions.size()
                    + " potato objects.");
            newRealm.executeTransaction(transactionRealm -> {
                transactionRealm.where(Potato.class).equalTo("_id", id)
                        .findAll().deleteAllFromRealm();
            });
        }
        for(ObjectId id: unsyncedOnionDeletions) {
            Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Deleting " + unsyncedOnionDeletions.size()
                    + " onion objects.");
            newRealm.executeTransaction(transactionRealm -> {
                transactionRealm.where(Onion.class).equalTo("_id", id)
                        .findAll().deleteAllFromRealm();
            });
        }
        for(ObjectId id: unsyncedRiceDeletions) {
            Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Deleting " + unsyncedRiceDeletions.size()
                    + " rice objects.");
            newRealm.executeTransaction(transactionRealm -> {
                transactionRealm.where(Rice.class).equalTo("_id", id)
                        .findAll().deleteAllFromRealm();
            });
        }
        // Output the state of the freshly downloaded realm, after recovering local data.
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Number of potato objects in the new realm: "
                + newRealm.where(Potato.class).findAll().size());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Number of onion objects in the new realm: "
                + newRealm.where(Onion.class).findAll().size());
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Number of rice objects in the new realm: "
                + newRealm.where(Rice.class).findAll().size());
        // close the realms
        backupRealm.close();
        newRealm.close();
    });
    // execute the recovery logic on a background thread
    try {
        executor.awaitTermination(20000, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS);
    } catch (InterruptedException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
}

fun handleManualReset(app: App, session: SyncSession?, error: ClientResetRequiredError) {
    Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Beginning manual reset recovery.")
    // Close all instances of the realm -- this application only uses one
    globalRealm!!.close()
    try {
        Log.w("EXAMPLE", "About to execute the client reset.")
        // Move the realm to a backup file: execute the client reset
        error.executeClientReset()
        Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Executed the client reset.")
    } catch (e: IllegalStateException) {
        Log.e("EXAMPLE", "Failed to execute the client reset: " + e.message)
        // The client reset can only proceed if there are no open realms.
        // if execution failed, ask the user to restart the app, and we'll client reset
        // when we first open the app connection.
        val restartDialog = AlertDialog.Builder(activity)
            .setMessage("Sync error. Restart the application to resume sync.")
            .setTitle("Restart to Continue")
            .create()
        restartDialog.show()
    }
    // Open new instance of the realm. This initializes a new file for the new realm
    // and downloads the backend state. Do this in a background thread so we can wait
    // for server changes to fully download.
    val executor = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor()
    executor.execute {
        val newRealm = Realm.getInstance(globalConfig)
        // Download all realm data from the backend -- ensure that the backend state is
        // fully downloaded before proceeding
        try {
            app.sync.getSession(globalConfig)
                .downloadAllServerChanges(10000, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
        } catch (e: InterruptedException) {
            e.printStackTrace()
        }
        Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Opened a fresh instance of the realm.")
        // Open the the realm backup -- as a dynamic realm
        // (no formal schema; access all data through field lookups)
        val backupRealm =
            DynamicRealm.getInstance(error.backupRealmConfiguration)
        Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Opened the backup realm.")
        // To only migrate unsynced data,
        // you'll need to know the last time the realm synced.
        // you can keep track of successful sync connections
        // locally in an object in the realm
        val lastSuccessfulSynced =
            backupRealm.where("LastSynced").findFirst()
        val lastSuccessfulSyncTime = lastSuccessfulSynced!!.getLong("timestamp")
        // Migrate unsynced changes: move data from the backup
        // instance of the realm to the new "fresh" instance fetched from the backend.
        // This includes:
        // - copying any objects that updated, but didn't sync from the
        // backup realm to the new realm.
        // - re-deleting any objects that were deleted locally while we were offline
        // Insert any unsynced updated objects to the new realm
        // NOTE: this will overwrite any changes made by other clients
        // to those objects since the last sync.
        // Applications that require finer-grained conflict resolution
        // should use custom logic instead.
        // This example keeps track of when the object last updated by also writing
        // to a "lastUpdated" field on write operations.
        val potatoQuery = backupRealm.where("Potato")
            .greaterThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime)
        val onionQuery = backupRealm.where("Onion")
            .greaterThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime)
        val riceQuery = backupRealm.where("Rice")
            .greaterThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime)
        // insert the backup version of all unsynced object updates + creates into the new realm
        // NOTE: this process will overwrite writes from other clients, potentially overwriting
        // data in fields not modified in the backup realm. Use with caution. If this does not
        // meet your application's needs, consider keeping track of the last write for each
        // field individually (and recovering them individually, per-field).
        for (potato in potatoQuery.findAll()) {
            Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Inserting: " + potato.getString("species"))
            newRealm.executeTransaction { transactionRealm: Realm ->
                transactionRealm.insertOrUpdate(
                    Potato(potato)
                )
            }
        }
        for (onion in onionQuery.findAll()) {
            Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Inserting: " + onion.getString("varietal"))
            newRealm.executeTransaction { transactionRealm: Realm ->
                transactionRealm.insertOrUpdate(
                    Onion(onion)
                )
            }
        }
        for (rice in riceQuery.findAll()) {
            Log.w("EXAMPLE", "Inserting: " + rice.getString("style"))
            newRealm.executeTransaction { transactionRealm: Realm ->
                transactionRealm.insertOrUpdate(
                    Rice(rice)
                )
            }
        }
        // re-delete unsynced deletions from the new realm
        // caveat: if an object has been updated SINCE the last update from this client,
        // (from another client) this does not delete that object. This doesn't match
        // realm's usual "deletes always win" behavior but it isn't possible to
        // distinguish between:
        // - objects that were deleted from this client after the last sync
        // - objects that were created by another client after the last sync
        // So instead of deleting innocent objects created by other clients, we let
        // other client updates "win" in this case.
        // This means that previously deleted (but unsynced) objects could reappear on this
        // client after the client reset event.
        // get all the ids of objects that haven't been updated since the last client sync
        // (anything that's been updated since the last sync should not be deleted)
        // -- could be new object, or an object this client deleted but another client modified
        val allNewPotatoIds =
            newRealm.where(
                Potato::class.java
            )
                .lessThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime)
                .findAll().stream()
                .map { obj: Potato -> obj._id }
                .collect(Collectors.toSet())
        val allNewOnionIds =
            newRealm.where(
                Onion::class.java
            )
                .lessThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime)
                .findAll().stream()
                .map { obj: Onion -> obj._id }
                .collect(Collectors.toSet())
        val allNewRiceIds =
            newRealm.where(
                Rice::class.java
            )
                .lessThan("lastUpdated", lastSuccessfulSyncTime)
                .findAll().stream()
                .map { obj: Rice -> obj._id }
                .collect(Collectors.toSet())
        Log.v(
            "EXAMPLE", "number of potatoes in fresh realm" +
                    "that have not been updated since last sync: " + allNewPotatoIds.size
        )
        Log.v(
            "EXAMPLE", "number of onions in fresh realm" +
                    "that have not been updated since last sync: " + allNewOnionIds.size
        )
        Log.v(
            "EXAMPLE", "number of rices in fresh realm" +
                    "that have not been updated since last sync: " + allNewRiceIds.size
        )
        // get all the ids of objects in the backup realm
        val allOldPotatoIds =
            backupRealm.where("Potato")
                .findAll().stream()
                .map { obj: DynamicRealmObject ->
                    obj.getObjectId(
                        "_id"
                    )
                }
                .collect(Collectors.toSet())
        val allOldOnionIds =
            backupRealm.where("Onion")
                .findAll().stream()
                .map { obj: DynamicRealmObject ->
                    obj.getObjectId(
                        "_id"
                    )
                }
                .collect(Collectors.toSet())
        val allOldRiceIds =
            backupRealm.where("Rice")
                .findAll().stream()
                .map { obj: DynamicRealmObject ->
                    obj.getObjectId(
                        "_id"
                    )
                }
                .collect(Collectors.toSet())
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "number of potatoes in the backup realm: " +
                allOldPotatoIds.size)
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "number of onions in the backup realm: " +
                allOldOnionIds.size)
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "number of rices in the backup realm: " +
                allOldRiceIds.size)
        // Get the set of:
        // all objects in the new realm
        // - that have not been updated since last sync
        // - that are not in the backup realm
        // Those objects were deleted from the backup realm sometime after the last sync.
        val unsyncedPotatoDeletions =
            allNewPotatoIds.stream()
                .filter(Predicate { o: ObjectId ->
                    allOldPotatoIds.contains(o)
                }.negate())
                .collect(Collectors.toSet())
        val unsyncedOnionDeletions =
            allNewOnionIds.stream()
                .filter(Predicate { o: ObjectId ->
                    allOldOnionIds.contains(o)
                }.negate())
                .collect(Collectors.toSet())
        val unsyncedRiceDeletions =
            allNewRiceIds.stream()
                .filter(Predicate { o: ObjectId ->
                    allOldRiceIds.contains(o)
                }.negate())
                .collect(Collectors.toSet())
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Number of potatos to re-delete: "
                + unsyncedPotatoDeletions.size)
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Number of onions to re-delete: "
                + unsyncedOnionDeletions.size)
        Log.v("EXAMPLE", "Number of rices to re-delete: "
                + unsyncedRiceDeletions.size)
        // perform "re-deletions"
        for (id in unsyncedPotatoDeletions) {
            Log.w(
                "EXAMPLE",
                "Deleting " + unsyncedPotatoDeletions.size + " potato objects."
            )
            newRealm.executeTransaction { transactionRealm: Realm ->
                transactionRealm.where(
                    Potato::class.java
                ).equalTo("_id", id).findAll().deleteAllFromRealm()
            }
        }
        for (id in unsyncedOnionDeletions) {
            Log.w(
                "EXAMPLE",
                "Deleting " + unsyncedOnionDeletions.size + " onion objects."
            )
            newRealm.executeTransaction { transactionRealm: Realm ->
                transactionRealm.where(
                    Onion::class.java
                ).equalTo("_id", id).findAll().deleteAllFromRealm()
            }
        }
        for (id in unsyncedRiceDeletions) {
            Log.w(
                "EXAMPLE",
                "Deleting " + unsyncedRiceDeletions.size + " rice objects."
            )
            newRealm.executeTransaction { transactionRealm: Realm ->
                transactionRealm.where(
                    Rice::class.java
                ).equalTo("_id", id).findAll().deleteAllFromRealm()
            }
        }
        // Output the state of the freshly downloaded realm, after recovering local data.
        Log.v(
            "EXAMPLE", "Number of potato objects in the new realm: "
                    + newRealm.where(
                Potato::class.java
            ).findAll().size
        )
        Log.v(
            "EXAMPLE", "Number of onion objects in the new realm: "
                    + newRealm.where(
                Onion::class.java
            ).findAll().size
        )
        Log.v(
            "EXAMPLE", "Number of rice objects in the new realm: "
                    + newRealm.where(
                Rice::class.java
            ).findAll().size
        )
        // close the realms
        backupRealm.close()
        newRealm.close()
    }
    // execute the recovery logic on a background thread
    try {
        executor.awaitTermination(20000, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)
    } catch (e: InterruptedException) {
        e.printStackTrace()
    }
}