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Jonathan Mew

05/16/2019, 3:32 PM

maybe worth posting your stack trace?

Doesn't solve your problem but I think you can just call

proceed()

- equivalent to

proceedWith(subject)

Not sure about HttpClientExtensionsKt though - is that yours? Might need to hand over to someone more knowledgeable 😞

Are you using yandex-checkout-android-sdk? It's the only thing that seems to come up with a search for "HttpClientExtensions Kt"

Cláudio Bartolomeu

05/16/2019, 3:46 PM

I have that function too

suspend fun HttpClient.forward(call: ApplicationCall) {
    val exchange = this.call(call.request.uri) {
		method = call.request.httpMethod
        headers.appendAll(getValidHeaders(call.request.headers))
        body = object : OutgoingContent.WriteChannelContent() {
			override val contentType = call.request.contentType()

			override suspend fun writeTo(channel: ByteWriteChannel) {
				call.request.receiveChannel().copyAndClose(channel)
			}
		}
	}
}

Jonathan Mew

05/16/2019, 3:52 PM

Hmmm and that calls into this.call(uri, someLambda) And somewhere we end up with some generated class (

clientFeatures.HttpClientExtensionsKt$forward$exchange$1$1

) as the argument for HttpClient.execute further on in the pipeline which fails.

suspend fun execute(builder: HttpRequestBuilder): HttpClientCall =
        requestPipeline.execute(builder, builder.body) as HttpClientCall

I'm afraid I'm not really coroutine nor generated class names savvy enough, plus I finish soon 😉 Sorry bud, hope someone else can help

05/16/2019, 9:34 PM

Next time, consider posting the stacktrace as a reply