Andrew Bancroft • 7/10/2017

Using an Existing SQLite Store with NSPersistentContainer

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This article explains how to migrate an existing Core Data stack that uses an SQLite persistent store to NSPersistentContainer. It covers the traditional approach with NSPersistentStoreCoordinator and demonstrates the new method using NSPersistentStoreDescription. Key steps include initializing a store description with the existing store URL and assigning it to the container's persistentStoreDescriptions property. The article highlights the importance of using an array even for a single store and provides code examples for both old and new setups.

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