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Hi everyone, I've been a bit less active as I'm dealing with a lot of extra curriculairs (educating interns, new contracts for 2019 etc), but I'll get back at it asap. We're only a FEW issues away from a 2.0.0 release, which I'd like to see finishes asap. Additionally it would be great if we have, even if it's only a few lines, a bit documentation on jitpack. cheersss!

lowercase it so the jitpack stuff matches up with the maven coordinates ?

i can PR but i want to just type it down first..

but tbh co-author works for me.. i am lazy

should i also provide the groovy syntax or do you think people can make that leap themself ?

maybe we should release 2.0 quickly

how about doing it this weekend?

btw i have to go now.. feel free to add the current content of the gist to the docs if it is good as it is https://gist.github.com/NikkyAI/f1c0699786a115efe5942537382e7b7a

the kotlin versions on badges on the different README's are not all updated to the same version..

is there some sort of markdown dialect that can use variables from some location in the project ?

or preprocessing using a gradle task ?

true …

i am thinking of just making this as a mini gradle plugin that provides one tasks and translates *.some-extension.pre into .some-extension along with replacing text

could probably also run kotlin snippets in markdown and put the output into a codeblock

@Derk-Jan Karrenbeld move Hook to core packages?

It can be in client, just not http client

inside or outside Client?

@Derk-Jan Karrenbeld what kind of tests for Hook?

I would implement a custom class in the test that just checks if it's called

like assertTrue(hook is DefaultHook)?

hey @Derk-Jan Karrenbeld?

Ah no

Like add var that you mutate in the hook, assert if it has changed

like copy DefaultHook with different name to see if it changed?

I couldn't test it with null, because it wouldn't work 🙂

No make an anonymous inline TestHook extending Hook (inside the test functions), and implement those methods :D