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@snow-drop First thanks to use the plugin. Your remark is a positive and i understand your point. It will be taking into account in a future release of the plugin. The "Changes" parameter instead of being an int will be a json object {changes: number, id: any}. Will that fit your need ?. I am currently working hard to add the storage of images through based64 string and validating the code when a field is null. So what is your urgency, can you wait a bit ?

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@snow-drop this is now available in release 2.0.0 of the plugin

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@snow-drop on which platform you need it first?

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@jepiqueau Sure no problem ;). I'm grateful that you are helping the ionic capacitor community with this plugin. I don't want to take your time for the functions that you need priority and there are workarounds for my use case so I can wait ;).

As for your question about the platform that I'm going to use it for, I'm currently playing around with Android.

Thank you very much.

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@jepiqueau thank you very much. I'll give it a try. Should I close this issue now or should I test it first once it's released before closing?

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@snow-drop Better to test it first and after if successful which should be the case close the issue thanks

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@jepiqueau ok, thanks!

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@jepiqueau Good day. Why the close? I haven't tested your fix yet as I see that in the 'Releases' section in the Github project, It's still on 1.5.3, 25 days ago. Or was it released already? If it is, how could I get the latest release? Thanks!

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@snow-drop It was released on npm, but i forgot to push it on github, Thanks for your comment, it is done now

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@snow-drop i re-open it, as i did'nt hear from you i thought it was ok

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@jepiqueau I see. I'm sorry I didn't know that it was already on NPM as I'm just basing on the release section on the github project. I'll check it later and I'll get back here with the results. Thank you!

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I've already tested and it does work with the following output.

changes: {
    changes: 1,
    lastId: 4
}

Thank you very much.

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