and the visual editors does not have like.. fields for the different things you can configure either

i guess i am waiting for someone to make a java pipeline using it.. to see how it works

a lot of ci services use yaml formats

it seems like the UI is creatig HCL syntax and all the help sections keep repeating that the HCL format will be deprecated september 30th

for example this action: https://github.com/actions/setup-java documented with yaml, but the github visual editor did create it in HCL and in the visual editor there was no fields or anything for the options that this action takes i guess that will be fixed in time .. at least it should only create one format soon enough

I am wondering about Android Q going to break Download Features of Fuel.

it can break upload features too

Gradle 5 has security vulnerability

what kind of security vulnerability? sounds pretty serious

@Derk-Jan Karrenbeld http://mock-server.com/versions/5.4.1/apidocs/org/mockserver/junit/MockServerRule.html This is a Junit Rules of Mockserver

ah. But we don't want to force ourselves to use okhttp, right?

right

I don't know we wants to create Fuel HTTP Client based on OkHttp

http://www.mock-server.com/mock_server/running_mock_server.html#junit_rule this seems promsing

with Junit Rule, we wouldn't need fuel-test?

What you think, Derk?

We still need to include mock-server somewhere

So, even if we use the rule, we still have the dependency

oh okay.

Can you implement a rule for me? It seems MockHelper has a lot of methods. it could be static methods.

maybe that junit rules would be a big help.

@Derk-Jan Karrenbeld Did you research on Streaming mode yet?

Once I have retrieved data from a get or post, how can I investigate the certificate data that an SSL host has provided ?

i.e. if I get from

<https://httpbin.org/get>

I would like to somehow dig up the fact that the certificate serial number is

06:0C:5D:3E:F4:D0:2E:F5:C1:AC:09:8E:B3:0E:39:AB

and also (if possible) the fingerprints

@Nikky I am wondering BuildSrc spans more kotlin+Gradle daemon. if Gradle daemon is 512 mb, then Kotlin daemon take 512 mb on top of Gradle daemon

that bascially 1 GB of memory

@kittinunf I couldn't run Fuel project on Android Studio 3.5

Really? I think I can with 3.5 beta.

Let me try on that