Anyone happen to know if Retrofit 2.6.0 uses <Disp...
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blakelee
06/21/2019, 5:43 PMAnyone happen to know if Retrofit 2.6.0 uses Dispatchers.IO by default with coroutines?
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gildor
06/21/2019, 5:45 PMNo, it uses built in OkHttp dispatcher (not coroutine, OkHttp abstraction on top of threadpool), same way as it happens with defaul async Retrofit API (retrofit2.Call class)
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blakelee
06/21/2019, 5:45 PMBut it’s not main thread which is what’s important
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gildor
06/21/2019, 5:45 PMNo, same way as request started using enque method of Call
gildor
06/21/2019, 5:47 PMThis is actually default behavior for any coroutine adapter for callbacks, it has nothing to do with dispatchers, just wrap some callback to coroutine using Continuation by calling continuation.resume() from callback
gildor
06/21/2019, 5:53 PMIt also the same behavior that would you have with RxJava asyncronous adapter for Retrofit
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