RxJava 2

I’m looking forward for adopting RxJava 2. Therefore this library needs to be updated (and partly rewritten). As RxJava does not accept nulls any more, it might make sense to split the preference class in two types: One that emits a java.util.Optional and one that emits the raw type. Here the preference creation must differentiate and check the initial value that will be used as a default.

Another solution could be to just make everything an optional, but that wouldn’t result in a too fluent api usage.

If a decision on this would be made by the library owner I could do a pull request.

[PaulWoitaschek]

RxJava 2 is out

[JakeWharton]

Nothing should be done until 2.0 final is released. And if only there was a presentation you could attend next week at a conference you’ll be attending to learn about RxJava 2… hmmm…

On Thu, Sep 22, 2016 at 2:43 PM Prateek Srivastava [e-mail] wrote:

Seems reasonable to me, I haven’t been really keeping up with the changes for RxJava 2 so might take a while for me to get to it.

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