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2.4.0 #720 most downloaded on Maven Central ReactiveX/RxKotlin

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9 years old

11 releases · first in 2017

0 releases in the last 12 months

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Release timeline

11 releases · Mar 2017 to Jul 2019
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latest 11
  1. 2.4.0 28 Jul 2019
    Release notes
    • Kotlin updated to 1.3.40
    • RxJava updated to 2.2.10
    • Migrated to Gradle 5.4.1 and Gradle Kotlin DSL
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  2. 2.4.0-RC3 12 Jul 2019 pre-release

    Nothing published for this version

  3. 2.4.0-beta.1 28 Jun 2019 pre-release
    Release notes
    • Kotlin updated to 1.3.40
    • RxJava updated to 2.2.10
    • Migrated to Gradle 5.4.1 and Gradle Kotlin DSL
    Open source →
  4. 2.3.0 10 Aug 2018
    Release notes

    This is the first release for RxKotlin in quite some time. I apologize it took so long.

    • RxJava updated to 2.2.0
    • Kotlin updated to 1.2.60
    • Silence unused and platform warnings #179
    • Add missing @CheckReturnValue annoations #180
    • Add zero-arg flatMapIterable and concatMapIterable #185
    • Make cast and ofType operate on wildcard types rather than Any #176
    • Add Flowables.create with lambda as last parameter #188
    • Change return type of Flowable.withLatestFrom #193

    Thank you everyone for your contributions!

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  5. 2.2.0 27 Nov 2017
    Release notes

    This is a breaking release removing some annoyances, specifically the toSingle() and toMaybe() extension functions targeting futures, callables, and even single T items.

    These caused far more harm than good, as they often clashed with other libraries and people's own extensions. For instance, RxKotlinFX has a Dialog<T>.toMaybe() extension which emits a dialog's response. This clashed directly with the toMaybe() in RxKotlin. Rather than deprecating these extensions, they were just removed to prevent further hindrance.

    Deprecated Observable#combineLatest() and its Flowable counterpart have been removed as well, and you can use the Observables and Flowables factories instead.

    RxJava and Kotlin dependencies have been updated as well.

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  6. 2.1.0 24 Jun 2017
    Release notes

    There are a number of changes in this release, some of which are possibly breaking. Many additions seek to expand the SAM helpers used to workaround the SAM issue.

    • zip(), combineLatest(), zipWith(), and withLatestFrom() now support emitting Pairs and Triples when no combining function is provided for 2-3 source arguments. This applies to Observable, Flowable, Single, and Maybe types.

    • Singles and Maybes have been greatly expanded to include more SAM helper operators for zip() and zipWith()

    • toMap() and toMultimap() extension operators have been added to Observable<Pair<X,Y>> and Flowable<Pair<X,Y>>, which will automatically use each Pair emission to map the key and value without any arguments.

    • Order of parameters for subscribeBy() have been moved so that onNext is the default if only one unnamed parameter is provided.

    • Kotlin 1.2 and RxJava 2.1.0 are now dependencies

    Please file any issues if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release.

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  7. 2.0.3 18 May 2017

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  8. 2.0.2 03 May 2017

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  9. 2.0.1-RC1 24 Apr 2017 pre-release

    Nothing published for this version

  10. 2.0.0 20 Mar 2017

    Nothing published for this version

  11. 2.0.0-RC3 14 Mar 2017 pre-release

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