Jake Wharton
Jake Wharton
This mechanism exists (`RequestAction`) but its exposure is being punted to 2.1. That said, type handlers (aka converters) for non-body parameters which want a string (like `@Path`, `@Header`, etc.) will...
Not yet On Sat, Jul 9, 2016, 3:47 AM Mateusz Czeladka [email protected] wrote: > Now that 2.1 is out is there a way to do this? > > — >...
You can already do that. Call `Request.tag(Invocation.class)` which provides the `Method` and then call `getAnnotation(Authenticated.class)`.
That is already supported. Register a `StringConverterFactory` on your `Retrofit.Builder` which handles `Date` and converts it to a string in whichever manner you see fit. Unfortunately there's no sample for...
It would let you perform arbitrary mutation of the request based on a parameter. So, for example, in the `List` case (assuming there was no built-in support) you could choose...
Yeah this should be allowed. cc @swankjesse
This looks pretty good. Needs some tests though before we can merge to prevent regression. If you can't get to them then I will eventually.
This looks like it's working as expected. `subscribe()` is not a blocking operation.
For RxJava 1 and RxJava 2 the factory `create()` method will execute blocking HTTP requests on the subscribing thread, but that doesn't mean `subscribe` will propagate exceptions because that synchronous...
Yes, but this is RxJava's behavior. We have no control over it.