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2019-11-22Removed API 14 methodByteHamster
2019-11-06Removed MaterialDialog dependencyByteHamster
The AlertDialogs from Androidx are material, too.
2019-10-04Automatic AndroidX migrationByteHamster
2019-07-22Added quick discovery fragmentByteHamster
2019-07-12Added CombinedSearcher for podcastsByteHamster
2019-06-26Combined podcast searchByteHamster
2019-05-23Avoid error delivery to disposed DisposableJoe Stein
2019-04-28Close OkHttp request before making new onesAnderson Mesquita
When adding certain podcasts [1], a `LeakedClosableViolation` is thrown due to the fact that we're reusing the OkHttpClient to make multiple requests (one to get the iTunes toplist for the user's language, and another one defaulting to US). This makes sure that all requests are closed to prevent this exception, according to OkHttp docs [2]. [1]: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stupid-genius-with-emma-chamberlain/id1458568923 [2]: https://github.com/square/okhttp/blob/18f2b5e/okhttp/src/main/java/okhttp3/Call.kt#L32-L40
2019-03-07Fix #3028: actually use encodedQuery from URLEncoder to avoid encoding issuesMatthieu De Beule
2018-12-26Merge branch 'develop' into rxjava2ByteHamster
2018-10-21Remove redundant type castsegsavage
2018-09-30Migrate rxjava to version 2Martin Fietz
2018-01-14Weaken declaration accessMartin Fietz
2017-10-19Check for nullMartin Fietz
2016-11-13Upgrade to OkHttp3Martin Fietz
2016-03-07Prevent IllegalStateExceptionMartin Fietz
2016-01-24iTunes Search: SearchView in Action Bar, error/result message, retry, feed urlMartin Fietz
2016-01-07Upgrade to latest versionsMartin Fietz
2015-08-30Merge DefaultOnlineFeedViewActivity into OnlineFeedViewActivityMartin Fietz
2015-08-12Encode non-ascii query strings for the iTunes searchMartin Fietz
2015-05-10fixed text field color in iTunes search for 2.3 devicesTom Hennen
2015-03-15Add ability to search iTunes for podcastsErcan Erden