heremaps
Library Version with HTTP2 support doesn't appear to be published on jitpack
When I bundle the oksse library as part of my android app, I get an issue where the list of protocols available is limited to only http/1.1
However, I've been explicitly passing in an OkHttpClient that has h2 as part of the protocols
Seems like the PR here isn't included in the library that was published to jitpack https://github.com/heremaps/oksse/pull/25
This is a dead project. Use the SSE features built into okhttp as okhttp-sse.
@lbdroid okhttp-sse does not reconnect - https://github.com/square/okhttp/issues/5471
@vitalyster : Nothing stopping you from performing your own reconnect from onClosed() and onFailure().
@lbdroid nothing stopping me writing my own library, but SSE support in okhttp-sse is broken and incomplete, while everything is ok in oksse
Its not broken, and incomplete doesn't matter if it does what is needed. oksse is both broken and unsupported, which makes it a non-starter no matter how you look at it.
@lbdroid automatic reconnection is a key feature of SSE standard, so okhttp-sse is broken(incomplete) and can not be used until the issue is not fixed
Cry me a river. Its ONE LINE in your own code to make it automatically reconnect.
It should be fixed, because that library does not implement key feature of the standard it tries to implement
What is your point? Are you advertising for this broken and unmaintained crap project?
This project works perfectly and I'm pointing out key feature, while you are repeating FUD.
This project hasn't seen a commit in 3 years. It does NOT work, and it uses a horrendously out of date and non-secure version of okhttp.
It works absolutely correct and you can use any version of okhttp with it, learn how to manage dependencies before writing misinformation.