Ali Asadullah

@cbaker6 The apple documentation doesn't really guide how can we achieve cacheThenNetwork. And how can we update our cache with the updated response of query. P.S. How do we use...

@cbaker6 But I don't see the cached response, It always fetched from network when we use [useProtocolCachePolicy](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsurlrequest/cachepolicy/useprotocolcachepolicy)

@cbaker6 I have updated to 4.9.3 and it still doesn't show me `cacheThenNetwork`. And by default it always fetches from network.

@hyochan in our scenario we have width/heights of each element already in our array. Our requirement is only 2 columns so may we can pre-sort it according to that but...

generate key is called after the file url gets generated by `getFileLocation` ``` const location = this.adapter.getFileLocation(config, filename); return this.adapter.createFile(filename, data, contentType, options).then(() => { return Promise.resolve({ url: location, name:...

Alright so I check on the latest and now I get this error. `ParseError code=-1 error=Unexpected token � in JSON at position 0`

Since I'm doing same thing from javascript sdk as well, It works there. When doing same from ParseSwift the validateFilename never gets called. and we get similar errors on both...

So when doing from ParseReact javascript I get the validateFilename method called and I get the name like this `"assetsFolder/newAssetNameXYZ". `

@cbaker6 The issue was resolved on the server side. I think it's some kind of decoding issue on **ParseSwift's end** because I am sending name from javascript sdk like this...

@usefulthink because for some reasons adding directly to AdvancedMarker doesn't work.