Mattia Tommasone
Mattia Tommasone
I think the issue is that `UIDevice` is a data class; mocking data classes is generally not a good practice, but I see what you want to do here.
Sure, go ahead!
This would require a reimplementation since oss.sonatype.org has been switched to the new central portal.
Hi, can you please provide some further information to help us investigate your issue: - What version of .NET are you using? - Are the slow builds happening when you...
`SearchAsync()` method doesn't return anything when `SearchSettings.ReturnTotalResultsCount == true`
You can retrieve the totalResultsCount from the `SearchAsync` response like this: `service.SearchAsync(request).AsRawResponses().GetAsyncEnumerator().Current.TotalResultsCount`.
`SearchAsync()` method doesn't return anything when `SearchSettings.ReturnTotalResultsCount == true`
Ah, you're right, because the `AsyncEnumerator` is evaluated lazily, so you'd need to call `MoveNextAsync` on it first: ``` IAsyncEnumerator enumerator = service.searchAsync(request).asRawResponses().getAsyncEnumerator(); Task.WaitAll(enumerator.MoveNextAsync().asTask()); retValue = enumerator.Current.TotalResultsCount; ``` The reason...
`SearchAsync()` method doesn't return anything when `SearchSettings.ReturnTotalResultsCount == true`
Uhm, I'm not sure I understand what your proposal is. `Search` and `SearchAsync` already return, respectively, a `PagedEnumerable` and a `PagedAsyncEnumerable` and you can get the `SearchGoogleAdsResponse` from them already,...
`SearchAsync()` method doesn't return anything when `SearchSettings.ReturnTotalResultsCount == true`
Ok, I see what you mean. Unfortunately, we can't make changes to the `SearchAsync` method itself because it's generated by the GAPIC generator; however, we could encapsulate the behavior you...
`SearchAsync()` method doesn't return anything when `SearchSettings.ReturnTotalResultsCount == true`
That's actually pretty cool! :) Glad you found a way to make this work.
Thanks for starting this! Looks good as a starting point feel free to move forward with it. I'd also like @oleksiyp to take a look, if you have time.