I dont know where should i work for fix it

did you starKovenant?

Yup

Yeah i already test my app on other API (23,26) but it only bug on this phone (a real one)

And everything work for the API above 23

can you file a bug on github please?

no ideas at the moment tbh

I verify from my side and if i didnt find anything, i post a issue ?

yes please, on github please

done

<https://github.com/mplatvoet/kovenant/issues/14>

thanks

How can I build kovenant from source?

more specifically, how can I resolve this error when running `./gradlew build`:

Execution failed for task ':kovenant-android:signArchives'.
> Cannot perform signing task ':kovenant-android:signArchives' because it has no configured signatory

Are you trying to build master? Develop branch should work.

hmm, nope, switching to develop gives the same error

Is there a way I can disable the signing plugin all together and just build an unsigned JAR?

Will take a look , after I put the kids to bed

there’s now flag or option, but you can always remove singing from the build.gradle

Awesome, yeah that's what I ended up doing. Thanks!

I'm not well versed in rxjava, but I'm trying to use the rxjava extension of kovenant with another library that uses rxjava as well. The problem is that kovenant uses version 1.2.3 of rxjava and this other library uses a 2.x version, which appear incompatible. Does anyone know a way to get this working within gradle, or would I be better off building my own fork of kovenant with the upgraded dependency?

looking at it closely, it appears that they have different package names, so I'm guessing it'll just be totally incompatible

If you don't know rxjava, upgrading the library will be painful. You can use an rxjava2 interop library to translate between the two versions...

thanks, I decided to avoid integrating this other library for the time being.

Is anyone here using Kovenant for background tasks? I don’t understand how to catch exceptions thrown in the lambda try { task { doSomething() } successUI { throw Exception() } } catch (e:Exception) {} // This will not catch anything Thread in #android

didnt know there even was a Kovenant channel here 🙂 What do you recommend in the above case ⬆️

Big thanks for this library btw, I am writing an app with very many network calls and Kovenant has made my life so much easier

I could use try/catch inside successUi of course but then I don’t understand how to break out of the scope so the code that follows after the thrown exception is not executed

We put out this app in beta-stage yesterday and I noticed that none of my try/catches that I wrap Kovenant-tasks in are catching anything so we have many users with crashes

Hmm…