Make batchedFetchFromRemoteEndpoint public.
See original GitHub issueWhy is that batchedFetchFromRemoteEndpoint
made private? Please let the developers override their functionality and make changes as per their requirements.
Intended outcome:
The method fetchFromRemoteEndpoint
is public and so I expected this for batching interface too.
Actual outcome:
fetchFromRemoteEndpoint
is private…
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- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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@jaydenseric Thanks!!! I also did something like that. I guess I should close the issue now. 😄
@return007 you can see how I went about it here.