you could likely do that, yes

I have got an endpoint like below. There might be multiple filterFacets depends on the backend response. Therefore, I am using @QueryMap to support this. However, it is possible to have the same keys with different values like

"colour": "red"

&

"colour":"black"

. As HashMap doesn't allow to have duplications, I am not sure how I can achieve this issue.

@GET("v2/mobile/products/")
    @Headers(AUTHORIZATION_HEADER)
    Observable<ProductResult> searchProductsV2(
            @Query("searchTerm") String search,
            @Query("sort") String sort,
            @Query("page[number]") Integer pageNumber,
            @QueryMap Map<String, String> filterFacets
    );

Keys are also dynamic so I don't have any control over them. I am not able to specify the key beforehand.

I can create

kotlinx.interop.CValuesRef<Int>

by doing

ClassName("kotlinx.cinterop", "CValuesRef").parameterizedBy(INT)

but how can I create

kotlinx.interop.CValuesRef<*>

?

there should be WildcardTypeName.STAR

actually it's just

STAR

as a top-level property

Thanks!

@burak.eregar tracked here: https://github.com/square/retrofit/issues/1324

Thanks @eric

About Retrofit and OkHttp. Is there easy way to get Call’s annotations from Interceptor? For example I marked some Calls with

@AuthRequired

custom annotation. And want to add

accessToken

query param to all such Calls in Interceptor.

yeah, the latest Retrofit release adds the metadata as a tag on `okhttp3.Request`s. example: https://gist.github.com/swankjesse/16389e5b57b04fd3ca28a798c1e90910

Is it one which wants 21 as min api level? 😀

nope

Retrofit 2.5.0 works with OkHttp 3.12

Hm… I though OkHttp is Call-agnostic.. so how does it works?.. 🤔 Thanks, I’ll see.

through request tags. kinda like sneaking data through request headers but more flexible.

Hi. Is there an easy way to get final url without actual request in Retrofit? So all interceptor will make all needed modifications to request. Thanks.

any interceptor can change the URL to anything it wants. if you want the very, very final URL you need to be the very last network interceptor.

Ok. But how to start all this staff w/o actual request? If I call

enqueue

or

execute

— it will (1) produce “final URL” but also will (2) make the call. But I want only 1-st one. Something like

fun  Call<*>.getUrl(): String = TODO()

I have an idea how to make it long way… Like…. prevent a call in last interceptor and return URL wrapped in Exception. But may be there is something easier or ready to use.

you can call

request().url()

on a

Call

this will eager initialize the request and provide the URL which will be sent to OkHttp

whether that will be the final URL or not is impossible to know. The whole point of interceptors is that they can be completely transparent to the user. You can issue a request to https://google.com and my interceptor can request https://bing.com and return a Response that even pretends like the contents are from google.com.

Ok. Thanks. I guess in my case I need to extract some logic like access token adding from interceptors to be be able to make URL’s w/o a call:

class SomeBaseClass() { fun injectAccessToken(request: Request): Request

About sqldelight migrations: Can they be done somehow in code? My migrations are often not that trivial that I can put them in simple sql syntax

Like this: https://github.com/PaulWoitaschek/Voice/blob/master/data/src/main/java/de/ph1b/audiobook/data/repo/internals/migrations/Migration45.kt How would I do this in sqldelight?

Yea, you can subclass the generated Schema type and override onMigrate to provide your own migration steps

Then pass in your subclass to the driver constructor instead of the generated one

Does Retrofit2 support default parameters?

interface MyService {
    @POST("some-endpoint/{id}/foo")
    suspend fun foo(
        @Path("id") id: Int,
        @Body payload: FooPayload = createDefaultPayload()
    ): FooResult
}