add response headers to responses for Call<T> Retrofit methods
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stefan-niedermann
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Apr 19, 2023
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Tested in real live project, works like a charm. |
tobiasKaminsky
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For now, only the
Observable<T>calls can get response headers.We (Nextcloud Deck for Android) wanted to get rid of
RxJavain our project, so we migrated toCall<T>provided by Retrofit.In this case, the Headers weren't included in the responses.
CC: @David-Development @tobiasKaminsky