Not much to go on here. Deletes cancel out inserts, so that could
remove them from the inserted list. If you delete an owning object
that has a cascade deletion relationship to those objects, they'll get
nuked. If you call -refreshObject:mergeChanges:NO on an object with
pending changes, you will be extremely unhappy. If you have a merge
policy set, it's possible another context vetoed the changes (via a
cascade delete rule, typically)
A minimal sample Xcode project with source that reproduces your
problem would be ideal. Those bugs get fixed faster. Otherwise, zip
up whatever you feel comfortable sending to Apple. bugreport.apple.com
- Ben
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