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# [1.0.0](v0.4.0...v1.0.0) (2021-07-20) ### Bug Fixes * Enable multidex ([#44](#44)) ([f05fc22](f05fc22)) ### Features * Support bidirectional cancellation for await* calls ([#43](#43)) ([36b7279](36b7279)) ### BREAKING CHANGES * This alters the signature of all await* calls. Rather than taking in a fully built request, the new signatures require passing in a function literal receiver for the request builder object so that a `CancellableTokenSource` can be provided. Change-Id: I0372780bd0c96aa3df89c15b5d77855109155532
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