Hey again. I have another issue: `HttpLoggingInter...

# apollo-kotlin

[Vsevolod Kaganovych]

Hey again. I have another issue: HttpLoggingInterceptor breaks the multipart request. If I don't add it, the request works. The exception is the same as here https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-kotlin/issues/2912, but I don't add 2 of them. I have my custom interceptor for authorization and logging. Any ideas?

[bod]

Hello! With Multipart there is a risk that an interceptor (including the OkHttp one) consumes Uploads. We actually have a fix for that, but it's not yet released.

I would be interested to know if using the snapshots fixes your issue.

For your own logging interceptor, as long as you're not reading the body, you should be good (you can also have a look at our implementation for inspiration if you do need to read it)

[Vsevolod Kaganovych]

Should it be like com.apollographql.apollo3:apollo-runtime:3.3.0-SNAPSHOT?

[bod]

3.3.1-SNAPSHOT

[bod]

(it's the latest release + 0.0.1 😅)

[Vsevolod Kaganovych]

Yeah, sure) The plugin version should be updated as well?

[bod]

yes, you need to use the same version everywhere

[Vsevolod Kaganovych]

it cannot find the plugin snapshot version, but the library dependencies are fine.

Plugin [id: 'com.apollographql.apollo3', version: '3.3.1-SNAPSHOT'] was not found in any of the following sources:

[bod]

oh yeah sorry the instructions are not thorough. For the plugin you need to add this to your root `settings.gradle.kts`:

pluginManagement {
    repositories {
         maven { 
    url = uri("<https://s01.oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/>")
  }
        gradlePluginPortal()
        mavenCentral()
    }
}

[Vsevolod Kaganovych]

Is it okay that for multipart we don't have the logs now even with the interceptor?

[bod]

you should still see the method and headers, but not the body 🤔

[Vsevolod Kaganovych]

Yeah, this is what I'm talking about. It would be nice to see the sent parameters at least to verify if they're valid. The encoded string is not needed, I guess.

[Vsevolod Kaganovych]

But it's just a suggestion

[bod]

oh ok. Well basically, OkHttp's logging interceptor doesn't have knowledge of multipart, to it, it's only a bunch of bytes. With the fix, it simply knows to not read it, because we set a special flag "is one shot" when using it.

[Vsevolod Kaganovych]

Got it. Anyway, thanks for your help. Really appreciate it)

[bod]

my pleasure! 🙂