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Today, the SDK is a bit inconsistent in how options are passed to the sync client:
userAgent,includeDefaultStreamsandcheckpointMode) are part of theSyncOptionsclass, passed via theoptionsparameter.crudThrottleMs,retryDelayMs,paramsandappMetadata) can only be passed as direct parameters toconnect().This deprecates individual parameters in favor of passing them all on
SyncOptions. The motivation is that we might get additionalconnect()methods in the future, for an upload-only or download-only connection. Having to duplicate all these parameters there is annoying for us and users, this moves them to a single place and reduces the amount of options onStreamingSyncClient.Additionally, this simplifies
BucketStorageto no longer be an interface/implementation pair: The only purpose of that interface was to be able to mock bucket storage implementations, but tests using a real database (and core extension) are more convincing anyway.