Actually, I could swap places between

com1

and

com2

to yield the same effect when we decompose

val (err,data) = result

but that goes against order of type declaration which I am not sure I should go down that path.

that makes sense, of course. It is at least a clear departure from

Either

anyone experience something like this?

i suspect it’s something to do with double encoding of urls

Oh hon. Sorry to here that. I thought i fixed it with latest release.

Can you post snippet that cause problem? I would like to take a look.

hey @kittinunf i can do a small gist - it’s quite a simple problem that’s exactly as the issues tracker

Is there kotlin-fuel support for robovm? so same API across JVM, Android, RoboVM (iOS)?

also, a note, if you are using java URI it doesn’t support a lot of valid things. And Java URL encoding is wrong to use for all parts of the URL as well. if you want, I can point you at updated encoding code along with a URI builder that is more correct. But I’m assuming you accept just string URL’s as well?

so I don’t have to worry if yours isn’t correct?

(we do JavaScript unicode encoding of things which Java doesn’t support since it is newer)

Does Uri from Android works?

which topic is that question for?

About your note

@kittinunf: so is JVM + Android supported or only Android?

or @yoavst if you know

and don’t know about android, doing jvm version of something first that want to share to android

We've got a jvm version and Android version.

The Android version is just calling the callbacks on UI thread.

So you can write API in different project using the regular version and add the Android extension on the app module.

thanks

If it is interesting: https://github.com/kittinunf/Fuel/blob/master/fuel-android/src/main/kotlin/com/github/kittinunf/fuel/android/util/AndroidEnvironment.kt https://github.com/kittinunf/Fuel/blob/master/fuel/src/main/kotlin/com/github/kittinunf/fuel/core/Environment.kt

hey, question. Why does the docs for fuel show:

buildscript {
    repositories {
        jcenter()
    }
}

when if fuel is in jcenter it should be:

repositories {
        jcenter()
    }

I pretty much copied from the gradle template when starting project. Don't they mean the same thing though?

buildscript repositories are repositories used by the build script itself, e.g. to fetch kotlin compiler, the other is of course the source for libraries that are used for the project

Gotcha .. fixed.

Fuel is simply great! Love to use it. Congratulations to the authors.

I used it to make REST calls during tests. In such usage scenario I also want the ability to make synchronous calls. Is there a Fuel way of doing this?