- Fix: Correctly check
isUnsubscribed()
state inHandlerScheduler
's worker before scheduling more work. - Fix: Eliminate a potential race condition in
HandlerScheduler
to ensure any posted work will be canceled on unsubscription.
Initial stable release!
In order to provide a library that no project using RxJava would hesitate to depend on, the decision was made to remove the APIs which were not absolutely fundamental to all apps. That is what's contained in this release.
Functionality which was previously part of this library is being explored in separate, modular libraries:
LifecycleObservable
: https://github.com/trello/RxLifecycleViewObservable
andWidgetObservable
: https://github.com/JakeWharton/RxBinding
This allows for a simpler process of design, development, and experimentation for the best ways to provide features like hooks into the lifecycle, binding to UI components, and simplifying interaction with all of Android's API. Not only can these projects now have their own release schedule, but it allows developers to pick and choose which ones are appropriate for your application.
Applications using the various APIs which were previously in this library do not need to update immediately. Due to the number of APIs removed, switching to 1.0 and the use of these third-party libraries should be done gradually.
Breaking changes:
AndroidSchedulers.handlerThread()
is nowHandlerScheduler.from()
.- All other APIs have been removed aside from
AndroidSchedulers.mainThread()
,RxAndroidPlugins
, andRxAndroidSchedulersHook
.
- New:
RxAndroidPlugins
and itsRxAndroidSchedulersHook
provides a mechanism similar toRxJavaPlugins
(and itsRxJavaSchedulersHook
) for changing the scheduler returned fromAndroidSchedulers.mainThread()
as well as a callback for each subscription on anyHandler
-based scheduler. - Fix: Ensure errors are properly propagated from
ContentObservable.fromCursor
. - Fix:
LifecycleObservable
now correctly unsubscribes from its sources.
Breaking changes:
- Users of
AppObservable.bindFragment
with a support-v4Fragment
should now usebindSupportFragment
.
This release has some breaking changes:
rx.android.observables.AndroidObservable
has changed torx.android.app.AppObservable
;ViewObservable
has moved fromrx.android.observables
torx.android.view
- (as part of RxJava's breaking changes)
collect
has changed
This release adds a number of new operators:
- Pull 25 Add operator to monitor SharedPreference changes
- Pull 22 Add view state event types to streamline ViewObservable
- Pull 20 Add OperatorAdapterViewOnItemClick to observe OnItemClick events in AdapterViews
Initial release outside the RxJava core project, no changes.