Bump objectboxVersion from 3.8.0 to 4.0.3

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Bumps objectboxVersion from 3.8.0 to 4.0.3.
Updates io.objectbox:objectbox-android-objectbrowser from 3.8.0 to 4.0.3

Release notes

Sourced from io.objectbox:objectbox-android-objectbrowser's releases.

V4.0.3

• Make closing the Store more robust. In addition to transactions, it also waits for ongoing queries. This is just an additional safety net. Your apps should still make sure to finish all Store operations, like queries, before closing it.
• Flex properties support null map and list values.
• Some minor vector search performance improvements.

Sync

• Fix a serious regression, please update as soon as possible.
• Add new options, notably for cluster configuration, when building SyncServer. Improve documentation. Deprecate the old peer options in favor of the new cluster options.
• Add SyncHybrid, a combination of a Sync client and a Sync server. It can be used in local cluster setups, in which a "hybrid" functions as a client & cluster peer (server).

V4.0.2

• Add convenience oneOf and notOneOf conditions that accept Date to avoid manual conversion using getTime().
• When BoxStore is closing, briefly wait on active transactions to finish.
• Guard against crashes when BoxStore was closed, but database operations do still occur concurrently (transactions are still active).

V4.0.1

• Examples: added Vector Search example that demonstrates how to perform on-device approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) search.
• Revert deprecation of Box.query(), it is still useful for queries without any condition.
• Add note on old query API methods of QueryBuilder that they are not recommended for new projects. Use the new query APIs instead.
• Update and expand documentation on ToOne and ToMany.

V4.0.0 - Vector Search

ObjectBox now supports Vector Search to enable efficient similarity searches.

This is particularly useful for AI/ML/RAG applications, e.g. image, audio, or text similarity. Other use cases include semantic search or recommendation engines.

Create a Vector (HNSW) index for a floating point vector property. For example, a City with a location vector:

@Entity
public class City {
@HnswIndex(dimensions = 2)
float[] location;

}

Perform a nearest neighbor search using the new nearestNeighbors(queryVector, maxResultCount) query condition and the new "find with scores" query methods (the score is the distance to the query vector). For example, find the 2 closest cities:

final float[] madrid = {40.416775F, -3.703790F};
</tr></table> 

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from io.objectbox:objectbox-android-objectbrowser's changelog.

4.0.3 - 2024-10-15

• Make closing the Store more robust. In addition to transactions, it also waits for ongoing queries. This is just an additional safety net. Your apps should still make sure to finish all Store operations, like queries, before closing it.
• Flex properties support null map and list values.
• Some minor vector search performance improvements.

Sync

• Fix a serious regression, please update as soon as possible.
• Add new options, notably for cluster configuration, when building SyncServer. Improve documentation. Deprecate the old peer options in favor of the new cluster options.
• Add SyncHybrid, a combination of a Sync client and a Sync server. It can be used in local cluster setups, in which a "hybrid" functions as a client & cluster peer (server).

4.0.2 - 2024-08-20

• Add convenience oneOf and notOneOf conditions that accept Date to avoid manual conversion using getTime().
• When BoxStore is closing, briefly wait on active transactions to finish.
• Guard against crashes when BoxStore was closed, but database operations do still occur concurrently (transactions are still active).

4.0.1 - 2024-06-03

• Examples: added Vector Search example that demonstrates how to perform on-device approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) search.
• Revert deprecation of Box.query(), it is still useful for queries without any condition.
• Add note on old query API methods of QueryBuilder that they are not recommended for new projects. Use the new query APIs instead.
• Update and expand documentation on ToOne and ToMany.

4.0.0 - Vector Search - 2024-05-16

ObjectBox now supports Vector Search to enable efficient similarity searches.

This is particularly useful for AI/ML/RAG applications, e.g. image, audio, or text similarity. Other use cases include semantic search or recommendation engines.

Create a Vector (HNSW) index for a floating point vector property. For example, a City with a location vector:

@Entity
public class City {
@HnswIndex(dimensions = 2)
float[] location;

}

Perform a nearest neighbor search using the new nearestNeighbors(queryVector, maxResultCount) query condition and the new "find with scores" query methods (the score is the distance to the query vector). For example, find the 2 closest cities:

final float[] madrid = {40.416775F, -3.703790F};
</tr></table> 

... (truncated)

Commits

• 9347848 Prepare Java release 4.0.3
• 6a3fb19 Merge branch '220-cluster-hybrid' into 'dev'
• 39b3f9a Sync hybrid: clean up and fix docs
• baec971 Sync docs: add params of client, clarify server auth method param
• 02876aa SyncServerImpl: remove unused native methods replaced by new options
• 2a83de1 SyncCredentialsToken: clarify GC note of clear applies to Strings only
• 08a4b24 Sync: consistently do not support inheritance
• cbcc437 Sync Hybrid: fix access issues, validate required values in builder
• 61e1beb Add SyncHybrid; a combo of SyncClient and SyncServer
• 8c6cd97 AbstractObjectBoxTest: rename key to id
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates io.objectbox:objectbox-android from 3.8.0 to 4.0.3

Release notes

Sourced from io.objectbox:objectbox-android's releases.

V4.0.3

• Make closing the Store more robust. In addition to transactions, it also waits for ongoing queries. This is just an additional safety net. Your apps should still make sure to finish all Store operations, like queries, before closing it.
• Flex properties support null map and list values.
• Some minor vector search performance improvements.

Sync

• Fix a serious regression, please update as soon as possible.
• Add new options, notably for cluster configuration, when building SyncServer. Improve documentation. Deprecate the old peer options in favor of the new cluster options.
• Add SyncHybrid, a combination of a Sync client and a Sync server. It can be used in local cluster setups, in which a "hybrid" functions as a client & cluster peer (server).

V4.0.2

• Add convenience oneOf and notOneOf conditions that accept Date to avoid manual conversion using getTime().
• When BoxStore is closing, briefly wait on active transactions to finish.
• Guard against crashes when BoxStore was closed, but database operations do still occur concurrently (transactions are still active).

V4.0.1

• Examples: added Vector Search example that demonstrates how to perform on-device approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) search.
• Revert deprecation of Box.query(), it is still useful for queries without any condition.
• Add note on old query API methods of QueryBuilder that they are not recommended for new projects. Use the new query APIs instead.
• Update and expand documentation on ToOne and ToMany.

V4.0.0 - Vector Search

ObjectBox now supports Vector Search to enable efficient similarity searches.

This is particularly useful for AI/ML/RAG applications, e.g. image, audio, or text similarity. Other use cases include semantic search or recommendation engines.

Create a Vector (HNSW) index for a floating point vector property. For example, a City with a location vector:

@Entity
public class City {
@HnswIndex(dimensions = 2)
float[] location;

}

Perform a nearest neighbor search using the new nearestNeighbors(queryVector, maxResultCount) query condition and the new "find with scores" query methods (the score is the distance to the query vector). For example, find the 2 closest cities:

final float[] madrid = {40.416775F, -3.703790F};
</tr></table> 

... (truncated)

Changelog

Sourced from io.objectbox:objectbox-android's changelog.

4.0.3 - 2024-10-15

• Make closing the Store more robust. In addition to transactions, it also waits for ongoing queries. This is just an additional safety net. Your apps should still make sure to finish all Store operations, like queries, before closing it.
• Flex properties support null map and list values.
• Some minor vector search performance improvements.

Sync

• Fix a serious regression, please update as soon as possible.
• Add new options, notably for cluster configuration, when building SyncServer. Improve documentation. Deprecate the old peer options in favor of the new cluster options.
• Add SyncHybrid, a combination of a Sync client and a Sync server. It can be used in local cluster setups, in which a "hybrid" functions as a client & cluster peer (server).

4.0.2 - 2024-08-20

• Add convenience oneOf and notOneOf conditions that accept Date to avoid manual conversion using getTime().
• When BoxStore is closing, briefly wait on active transactions to finish.
• Guard against crashes when BoxStore was closed, but database operations do still occur concurrently (transactions are still active).

4.0.1 - 2024-06-03

• Examples: added Vector Search example that demonstrates how to perform on-device approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) search.
• Revert deprecation of Box.query(), it is still useful for queries without any condition.
• Add note on old query API methods of QueryBuilder that they are not recommended for new projects. Use the new query APIs instead.
• Update and expand documentation on ToOne and ToMany.

4.0.0 - Vector Search - 2024-05-16

ObjectBox now supports Vector Search to enable efficient similarity searches.

This is particularly useful for AI/ML/RAG applications, e.g. image, audio, or text similarity. Other use cases include semantic search or recommendation engines.

Create a Vector (HNSW) index for a floating point vector property. For example, a City with a location vector:

@Entity
public class City {
@HnswIndex(dimensions = 2)
float[] location;

}

Perform a nearest neighbor search using the new nearestNeighbors(queryVector, maxResultCount) query condition and the new "find with scores" query methods (the score is the distance to the query vector). For example, find the 2 closest cities:

final float[] madrid = {40.416775F, -3.703790F};
</tr></table> 

... (truncated)

Commits

• 9347848 Prepare Java release 4.0.3
• 6a3fb19 Merge branch '220-cluster-hybrid' into 'dev'
• 39b3f9a Sync hybrid: clean up and fix docs
• baec971 Sync docs: add params of client, clarify server auth method param
• 02876aa SyncServerImpl: remove unused native methods replaced by new options
• 2a83de1 SyncCredentialsToken: clarify GC note of clear applies to Strings only
• 08a4b24 Sync: consistently do not support inheritance
• cbcc437 Sync Hybrid: fix access issues, validate required values in builder
• 61e1beb Add SyncHybrid; a combo of SyncClient and SyncServer
• 8c6cd97 AbstractObjectBoxTest: rename key to id
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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