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Given @paddybyers originally worked on this code then I think it would be good to get his opinion on this change. There may be something we're missing. |
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Test is failing. I'm trying to find out the expected behaviour in the issue ticket. |
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I mentioned this in a stand up with Paddy a few weeks ago and he confirmed this is not expected behaviour. The method is completely overwriting the params that a user sets, rendering the arguments a user selects completely useless. Please see #705 for more information. |
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I'd like to remove my approval for the time being, since I am not sure what's going here: it's now a draft PR and there has been some code changes. |
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@ben-xd the status has been changed to draft since one test is always failing and it has to be investigated further. I reverted my code changes just to figurate out if those changes caused test failure (which seems not to be the case). Anyway I will change PR status to "Ready" as soon as test will pass. |
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There is a lot of information in the linked issue which I was mostly able to follow when I read through it just now, but I'll admit it was a little overwhelming. It sounds like we're removing over-zealous behaviour from this SDK, matching more closely the implementation in the Cocoa SDK. That makes sense - and I'm always a fan of removing code. 😄
Thanks to @ikbalkaya for working on sorting out the emulator runtime issues. I do think there could still be an opportunity to document that better but let's work on that under another pull request.
listSubscriptionsImpl()input parameters are not overwritten anymore