if you look up that cache action that is what they suggest doing for gradle

idk if it works

i copy i paste

haha yeah i looked it up. my best guess from their one line of documentation and my limited understanding of their script is that it's fallback key for a cache miss

what i don't understand is how you could get a hit from the restore-key

but okay so copy/paste 👍. maybe i will just do that

We're using it in another repo to restore dependencies from the cache for the first job in a pipeline, but then write a new cache entry with build artifacts specific to that PR for subsequent jobs in the pipeline

ah cool. that makes sense.

ah yeah. here's their rec: https://github.com/actions/cache/blob/master/examples.md#java---gradle

We need to do it for the IntelliJ zip and Kotlin/Native compiler

They're uuuge

I tried doing it for the gradle wrapper as well, but it seemed like the cache download took as long as just downloading the wrapper from gradle directly.

yeah i copy/pasted the gradle cache step to do it for ~/.konan as well

first build with the konan cache working: https://github.com/benasher44/uuid/pull/82/checks?check_run_id=616410907

saved a good chunk of time especially on the windows build

Is there any way to get an OkHttp authenticator also handle 403 responses?

Hey everyone. I am trying to use SQLDelight for JS but it seems like sqljs-driver library isn’t published, though we have mentioned it in README.md with version 1.3.0 I have posted issue here: https://github.com/cashapp/sqldelight/issues/1667 Has anyone faced this and knows how to solve? Any help will be appreciated!

Hey everyone. If i make a network request without internet, i receive SocketTimeoutException after some seconds (40s more or less). I'm almost positive that in previous versions, i received the response immediatelly with a UnknownHostException in the same scenarios. Did anything change regarding this in any of the last updates to retrofit/okhttp ?

I don’t remember okhttp ever throwing an error immediately if a data connection is unavailable, atleast for the first network call after connection loss

I'm not sure. I never handled 'no internet' scenarios with network calls. I would just attempt to make it, and almost immediatelly i received UnknownHostException. But lately iv been noticing that this behavior changed, and i'm not sure why

DNS caching would cause you hit a connection timeout instead of an UHE

when using the cocoapods plugin w/ my KMPP (using sqldelight), I am getting missing sqlite3 symbols from result.o when building my iOS app in Xcode

there are multiple ways to do it

2) through your podspec: https://github.com/cashapp/sqldelight/blob/a0746b34337afb7f676a47c29bb97dc53ff37675/sample/common/common.podspec#L12

3) through your IDE:

Thanks! My only problem with interceptor is that if I have tons of calls being enqueued, they all run and fail, whereas, as far as I understand, an Authenticator stops all other calls until it authenticates...?

👋 Is this a real issue or I misunderstood something? https://github.com/square/moshi/issues/1138

I have an annotation that I use for a custom moshi Json Adapter

annotation class MyAnnotation(val value: String)

When I try to create the adapter like this

moshi.adapter<MyAnnotation>(Int::class.java, MyAnnotation::class.java)

It throws

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: interface com.melegy.moshi.adapters.myannotaion.MyAnnotation must not declare methods.

The exception is thrown from here https://github.com/square/moshi/blob/master/moshi/src/main/java/com/squareup/moshi/Types.java#L306 When I debug to see what methods does this mean I found that the method is the parameter in the annotation

public abstract java.lang.String com.melegy.moshi.adapters.myannotaion.MyAnnotation.value()

I can create the adapter like this

val adapter = moshi.adapter(MyDataClass::class.java)

But I am asking why the first one can’t work.

i am using retrofit and okhttp to do network reuquests. is there a possibility to add a field from a header to my parsed object? e.g.

class HttpObjec(foo: Foo, date: Date) // date is the current date from the header of the response

interface HttpApi {
   @GET(url)
   fun doRequest(): HttpObject
}

I don´t want to add a Response object to every function in my interface like

interface HttpApi {
   @GET(url)
   fun doRequest(): Response<HttpObject>
}

Maybe there are solutions with writing custom adapter or converter, but i did not found a proper one 😞