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Hi,
I was using a statement like this Tuple tuple = Tuple.of(bindValues.toArray()); (with bindValues being an ArrayList) which works fine for the non-rx version. When switching to rxified version of Tuple my code fails in that regard, that Tuple now consists of 1 entry (which is an array) instead of n entries.
I'm doing this workaround for now:
Hi,
I was using a statement like this
Tuple tuple = Tuple.of(bindValues.toArray());
(withbindValues
being anArrayList
) which works fine for the non-rx version. When switching to rxified version ofTuple
my code fails in that regard, thatTuple
now consists of 1 entry (which is an array) instead of n entries.I'm doing this workaround for now:
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