Add missing methods to Scala Adaptor #396
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and try to make Olympics groupBy work with timing, but did not work due to problems with RxJava groupBy, see pull ReactiveX#289
those with custom equality are not yet there because of issue ReactiveX#395
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RxJava-pull-requests #294 ABORTED |
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This pull request adds a method to the Scala Observable for each method in the Java Observable. Some were renamed, have a different signature, or were left out intentionally. A comparison can be found here.
The Scala Observable should now be complete, but there are still some TODOs.
There should be no breaking changes, but only additions.
There's also an automatic completeness test (
rx.lang.scala.CompletenessTest). If methods are missing, it still succeeds, but it prints the missing methods to stdout.