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                                            David Stocking

Notify that connection timed out but still display data from cache

BTW if you want to start a fork and see how feasible this would be by all means have at it. Just do this for like one thing like the...

Notify that connection timed out but still display data from cache

Well, ignoring the Sync adapter (and using content providers). You could set up a few contentproviders: Shows, FutureEpisodes, History, Episodes, EpisodeInfo. This would allow you to saved the data easily....

Flow<*>.filterIsInstance is missing its Class<R> overload

I would like it fixed for both real life use cases and consistency. I mostly implement protocols for communication applications (like XMPP). What ends up happening is that there are...

["Request"] Partial function application "invoke" no longer available

We were trying to build two variants of an object for testing. One needed a version that had a real dependency that used Netty and another was using an EmbeddedChannel,...

["Request"] Partial function application "invoke" no longer available

I would love some way to make this easier. I don't have any suggestions though. I haven't thought about this in a while. Was there any thoughts on how to...

combineLatest/zip array overload to be typesafe

Man you guys are fast lol. @JakeWharton I will admit it doesn't help when T is widened. My specific use case was using it like this. (I changed the name...

Flow<*>.filterIsInstance is missing its Class<R> overload

Hurray!

Boot doesn't work on macOS Big Sur

Still a problem when installing via Homebrew. Also it seems like the instructions for building it yourself are a bit off. I had to actually add boot's bin folder to...

TestScope.runTest should support the option to explicitly manage "currentTime" instead of auto advancing it

> You don't have to use runTest for tests, you could use runBlocking (usually not advised, but could work for you). I originally chose to use `runTest` because the use...

TestScope.runTest should support the option to explicitly manage "currentTime" instead of auto advancing it

@dkhalanskyjb That does appear to be the same problem I am hitting. I will try to double check, but I could swear ``` withContext(Dispatchers.Default.limitedParallelism(1)) { // delays are not skipped...