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* credentials.</li>
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* <li>Optional: use the {@link io.objectbox.sync.SyncBuilder} instance from the last step to configure the sync
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* client and set initial listeners.</li>
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- * <li>Call {@link io.objectbox.sync.SyncBuilder#build()}</li> to get an instance of
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- * {@link io.objectbox.sync.SyncClient} (and hold on to it). Synchronization is now active.
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+ * <li>Call {@link io.objectbox.sync.SyncBuilder#build()} to get an instance of
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+ * {@link io.objectbox.sync.SyncClient} (and hold on to it). Synchronization is now active.</li>
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* <li>Optional: Interact with {@link io.objectbox.sync.SyncClient}</li>
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* </ol>
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* Adding properties to tree types is allowed.
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* <p>
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* Note there are TWO ways to work with tree data (both ways can be mixed):
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- * - Standard ObjectBox entity types with e.g. Box< DataLeaf>
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+ * - Standard ObjectBox entity types with e.g. Box< DataLeaf>
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* - Higher level tree API via this Tree class
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* <p>
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* To navigate in the tree, you typically start with {@link #getRoot()}, which returns a {@link Branch}.
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