Couchbase Mobile iOS

Incorrect response to GET request on iPod 2G (iOS 4.2.1)

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Minor Minor
  • Resolution: Unresolved
  • Affects Version/s: None
  • Fix Version/s: 2.1
  • Component/s: SDK
  • Labels:
    None
  • Environment:
    iPod 2G : iOS 4.2.1 (8C148)
  • Flagged:
    Impediment

Description

On App startup, we send a GET request for a local Couch DB. If it doesn't exist, we create it. On iPhone 4, the *same* App works, on the iPod, it sends an erroneous error back.

I have attached excerpts from the iPod and iPhone device logs. You can see that the iPhone Couch sends back a 404 (not found), which is correct. The iPod Couch sends back a 400 (Bad Request).

On further investigation, I discovered that when connecting to the device Couches from my browser and attempting the same URLs, the iPod couch was sending back an 'illegal_database_name' response. I have attached this as a separate document.

The App is exactly the same on both devices (i.e. the same version of the Couchbase.framework). The GET requests are the same on both devices. The database name is valid, all lower case, with a couple of underscores and minus characters, beginning with a letter.
  1. File
    DeviceRequestLogs.rtf
    19/Aug/11 5:10 AM
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    Mark Jackson
  2. File
    iPod2Bug.rtf
    19/Aug/11 5:10 AM
    3 kB
    Mark Jackson

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Mark Jackson added a comment - - edited
I just looked in the Info.plist for the Couchbase.framework build, and the MinimumOSVersion is set to iOS 4.3. Is that *really* the case?

Our Deployment target is iOS 4.0
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Mark Jackson added a comment - - edited I just looked in the Info.plist for the Couchbase.framework build, and the MinimumOSVersion is set to iOS 4.3. Is that *really* the case? Our Deployment target is iOS 4.0
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J Chris Anderson added a comment -
We've adjusted our framework version to reflect iOS 4.0 and higher as a requirement.

A far as your other errors, they are a little bit hard to reproduce in that format. I am puzzled as to why there would be any behavior difference there at all. Can you try without the extra leading slash in the URL?

Our GA acceptance test suite will of course require us to validate that these sorts of bugs don't happen, across all our products. We are putting the finishing touches on our automated test rig, so we will soon be able to play it across all our supported hardware. When we have run our acceptance suite on the iPod 2G, I will close this ticket.
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J Chris Anderson added a comment - We've adjusted our framework version to reflect iOS 4.0 and higher as a requirement. A far as your other errors, they are a little bit hard to reproduce in that format. I am puzzled as to why there would be any behavior difference there at all. Can you try without the extra leading slash in the URL? Our GA acceptance test suite will of course require us to validate that these sorts of bugs don't happen, across all our products. We are putting the finishing touches on our automated test rig, so we will soon be able to play it across all our supported hardware. When we have run our acceptance suite on the iPod 2G, I will close this ticket.

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    Mark Jackson
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