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Add support for Java8 CompletableFuture to Call
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to support a niladic form of Call#enqueue that returns CompletableFuture<Response>. Is it currently reasonable to upgrade support for Android to at least v7.0 (API Level 24, where CompletableFuture arrives)?
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CF is a pretty poor API to push people towards though. I wouldn’t want to evangelize its use implicitly.
Voila: https://gist.github.com/swankjesse/3c11c407f2fc80c1fa9242a94dd0f7e2