Patrick

Correct, assuming at the end of `RequestChain.cancel()`.

For full transparency, after trying to implement this, I ended up having to use an interceptor anyway. The reason is that I needed to keep track of data in the...

The short answer is that we track each request we make and need to know if it gets cancelled. In our particular case, the code that can cancel a request...

That should work for us. In that case, I presume we would just need to add a check for this error in the `additionalErrorInterceptor` instance and make sure to call...

Per the description, that repo is a mirror of this one (with some history removed). As such, both have the same issues described above.

As a follow up, we ended up wrapping the entire SQLite `Connection` object into its own client, which mostly acts as a helper to ensure no one creates one manually....

There's no "official" way to test this, but if you wait 30 seconds, iOS will emit warnings and notify you about background tasks. One issue that we did uncover since...

It may not work exactly as is but the instructions are excellent if you’re sufficiently technical. I was able to follow them and now have my Okin bed connected to...

Thanks for the work and proposal on this, it's nice to see progress being made. It would be helpful for me to understand how this would work in practice. For...

Here's the changes we made to map Apollo's cache policy to URLRequest's ``` private var requestCachePolicy: URLRequest.CachePolicy { switch self.cachePolicy { case .returnCacheDataElseFetch: .returnCacheDataElseLoad case .fetchIgnoringCacheData: .reloadIgnoringLocalCacheData case .fetchIgnoringCacheCompletely: //...