can anyone provide insight into what the best way to combine two flows is? I’m currentlly using the actual

combine

operator, but it’s not getting me quite the result I’m after. Here’s an example of what I’ve got now

flowOne()
.combine(flowTwo, { a, b -> Pair(a,b) })
.onEach { ... }

While the actual values of the

Pair

i’m creating are correct, as far as I can tell, the values are only updated when

flowOne

emits a value, only then combining with the latest value from

flowTwo

. Is there an elegant operator (or approach) I can use to propagate my

Pair

immediately when either

flowOne

or

flowTwo

update, not just

flowOne

? update: turns out I

combine

is what I want! except, rather than

flowOne.combine(flowTwo)

, I need

combine(flowOne, flowTwo)

:)

I’m 90% sure

combine(flow1, flow2)

is the same as

flow1.combine(flow2)

Looking at the docs and implementation it seems to match up with my assumption, but I could be wrong.