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Modernize Project #771
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The project has gone long without dependency bumps, and its time to modernize them. Unfortunately, this also means some breaking changes in terms of functionality.
Unfortunately, the entire caching mechanism was based on top of
OkHttp
internal API that is no longer available in 4.x versions. Due to lack of resourcing and capacity, rebuilding this functionality was not feasible in a reasonable timeline. Therefore, caching functionality has been removed fromGraphClient
. We encourage consumers to consider building a caching layer on top of the client if it is a requirement for your app.Additionally, to match the iOS Mobile Buy SDK, the library has switched to a
CalVer
versioning scheme, which will start with the upcoming2025.1.0
release.