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ccrowe
02/14/2017, 7:18 PMPossibly I haven’t targeted below 19 for a while now. - m
mg6maciej
02/14/2017, 7:18 PMThere are (or were) issues with multidex: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29007309/class-cast-exception-to-same-class-on-android - m
mg6maciej
02/14/2017, 7:19 PMWe had huge amount of complains from Samsung Galaxy S5 users when app stopped working for them. - k
kevinmost
02/14/2017, 7:19 PMSamsung 🙄 - r
robgthai
02/14/2017, 7:19 PM@kevinmost Exactly. - c
ccrowe
02/14/2017, 7:20 PMSamsung is the worst when it comes to compatibility. - c
ccrowe
02/14/2017, 7:21 PMand once you fix it on samsung it breaks everywhere else. - r
robgthai
02/14/2017, 7:21 PMMemories now flashing in front of me. - r
robgthai
02/14/2017, 7:22 PMSo I should get Multidex another try? - d
dalexander
02/14/2017, 7:23 PMMy experience is that you want to avoid using multidex if you can (ie. proguard can usually get you below 64k) - d
dalexander
02/14/2017, 7:24 PMDepending on how far off you are, you can just use very conservative proguard settings, ie. hitting the play services library, any analytics library, and the kotlin libraries which tend to be some of the largest chunks in my experience. (guava is another major offender if you are using it) - r
robgthai
02/14/2017, 7:32 PMMaybe I'll try doing that as well. I think my libs are pretty standard; Kotlin, Support Lib, Retrofit, Glide, Firebase, Dagger, Rx. - a
aaverin
02/14/2017, 8:19 PMDoes Kotlin provide any solution for SimpleDateFormat not being able to parse ISO dates? - d
damian
02/14/2017, 8:23 PMNo; it doesn't have anything in the stdlib for dates at all for that matter. Probably better that way... even Java's APIs weren't very sensible until java 8. - d
damian
02/14/2017, 8:23 PMWorth asking in #stdlib though - m
mg6maciej
02/14/2017, 8:26 PM@aaverin Maybe https://github.com/JakeWharton/ThreeTenABP - a
aaverin
02/14/2017, 8:26 PMYea, I saw that, thanks - m
mg6maciej
02/14/2017, 8:27 PMWhat format exactly is not parsed correctly? I remember having some issue with ISO 8601, but a character replacement before putting it in SDF was enough. - d
damian
02/14/2017, 8:28 PMYeah, it's the
specificallyZ - d
damian
02/14/2017, 8:30 PMAnd something else that I don't remember - m
mg6maciej
02/14/2017, 8:30 PMYup, but I think I had other problem. I don't remember exactly, but I think guys were sending me
as timezone and I had to remove+02:00
.: - d
damian
02/14/2017, 8:30 PMahh yes that's what it was - d
damian
02/14/2017, 8:34 PMwe have something likeCopy code@Throws(ParseException::class) fun parseIso8601(input: String): Date { val format = SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ") val withZone = input.replace("Z", "+00:00") try { val isoDateTime = "${withZone.substring(0..22)}${withZone.substring(23)}" return format.parse(isoDateTime) } catch (e: IndexOutOfBoundsException) { throw ParseException("Invalid length", 0) } } - j
jan.rabe
02/15/2017, 1:27 PMCopy codeval iso8601Format = SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss${if (isJUnitTest()) "XXX" else "Z"}", Locale.ENGLISH) - j
jan.rabe
02/15/2017, 1:28 PMfor some reason android understands
but notXXX
and vise versa during unit testsZ - m
madisp
02/15/2017, 1:45 PMJVM vs Android - m
madisp
02/15/2017, 1:54 PMdiffering implementations ofSimpleDateFormat - m
madisp
02/15/2017, 1:55 PMit might actually require
on API 24 and later I guess as that uses OpenJDK stdlib too?XXX - s
seb
02/15/2017, 1:58 PMyou’re better off using JodaTime if you start involving
andZ
in formattingX - s
seb
02/15/2017, 1:59 PMthe Android Date impl was rubbish pre-N, worse than Java's