Bump rxandroid from 0.24.0 to 1.2.1

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Bumps rxandroid from 0.24.0 to 1.2.1.

Release notes

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1.2.1

• New: AndroidSchedulers.reset() allows clearing the scheduler cache such that the next call to
  AndroidSchedulers.mainThread() will ask the RxAndroidSchedulerHook to re-create it. This API
  is experimental to match Schedulers.reset() in RxJava.
• RxJava dependency now points at v1.1.6.

1.2.0

• Rewrite the Android-specific schedulers (main thread or custom) to greatly reduce allocation and
  performance overhead of scheduling work.
• HandlerScheduler.create has been deprecated in favor of AndroidSchedulers.from(Looper) as
  a Looper is the actual mechanism of scheduling on Android, not Handler.
• Fix: Correct the behavior of AndroidSchedulers.mainThread() to only invoke the registered
  RxAndroidSchedulersHook for creating the main thread scheduler and to cache the result instead
  of invoking it every time. This behvior change eliminates a performance overhead and brings
  behavior in line with RxJava. If you were relying on the ability to change the main thread
  scheduler over time (such as for tests), return a delegating scheduler from the hook which allows
  changing the delegate instance at will.
• RxJava dependency now points at v1.1.4.
• RxAndroidPlugins.reset() is now marked as @Experimental to match the RxJava method of the
  same name and behavior.

1.1.0

• New: MainThreadSubscription utility class runs its onUnsubscribe action on the Android main
  thread. This aids in adding tear-down actions which must be executed on the main thread without
  having to deal with posting to the main thread yourself.
• Fix: Lazily initialize mainThread() scheduler so that no Android code is run when overridden.
  This allows unit tests overriding the implementation to work correctly.
• RxJava dependency now points at v1.1.0.

Download:

compile 'io.reactivex:rxandroid:1.1.0'

1.0.1

• Fix: Correctly check isUnsubscribed() state in HandlerScheduler's worker before scheduling
  more work.
• Fix: Eliminate a potential race condition in HandlerScheduler to ensure any posted work will
  be canceled on unsubscription.

Download:

compile 'io.reactivex:rxandroid:1.0.1'

1.0.0

Initial stable release!

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Changelog

Sourced from rxandroid's changelog.

Version 1.2.1 - June 16th 2016

• New: AndroidSchedulers.reset() allows clearing the scheduler cache such that the next call to
  AndroidSchedulers.mainThread() will ask the RxAndroidSchedulerHook to re-create it. This API
  is experimental to match Schedulers.reset() in RxJava.
• RxJava dependency now points at v1.1.6.

Version 1.2.0 - May 4th 2016

• Rewrite the Android-specific schedulers (main thread or custom) to greatly reduce allocation and
  performance overhead of scheduling work.
• HandlerScheduler.create has been deprecated in favor of AndroidSchedulers.from(Looper) as
  a Looper is the actual mechanism of scheduling on Android, not Handler.
• Fix: Correct the behavior of AndroidSchedulers.mainThread() to only invoke the registered
  RxAndroidSchedulersHook for creating the main thread scheduler and to cache the result instead
  of invoking it every time. This behvior change eliminates a performance overhead and brings
  behavior in line with RxJava. If you were relying on the ability to change the main thread
  scheduler over time (such as for tests), return a delegating scheduler from the hook which allows
  changing the delegate instance at will.
• RxJava dependency now points at v1.1.4.
• RxAndroidPlugins.reset() is now marked as @Experimental to match the RxJava method of the
  same name and behavior.

Version 1.1.0 - December 9th 2015

• New: MainThreadSubscription utility class runs its onUnsubscribe action on the Android main
  thread. This aids in adding tear-down actions which must be executed on the main thread without
  having to deal with posting to the main thread yourself.
• Fix: Lazily initialize mainThread() scheduler so that no Android code is run when overridden.
  This allows unit tests overriding the implementation to work correctly.
• RxJava dependency now points at v1.1.0.

Version 1.0.1 - August 9th 2015

• Fix: Correctly check isUnsubscribed() state in HandlerScheduler's worker before scheduling
  more work.
• Fix: Eliminate a potential race condition in HandlerScheduler to ensure any posted work will
  be canceled on unsubscription.

Version 1.0.0 - August 5th 2015

Initial stable release!

In order to provide a library that no project using RxJava would hesitate to depend on, the decision
was made to remove the APIs which were not absolutely fundamental to all apps. That is what's
contained in this release.

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Commits

• ff69ffc Prepare version 1.2.1.
• f3665c6 Merge pull request #299 from ReactiveX/jw/sixteen-candles
• d7a5bc5 Merge pull request #298 from shaunkawano/patch-1
• 1e9f55c RxJava 1.1.6.
• c18fbe5 Update readme to point to RxJava 1.1.6
• c5eaeb3 Add AndroidSchedulers.reset() for better testing support
• fc72d3a Merge pull request #293 from akarnokd/ReadmeRxJavaVersion
• 8a1b711 Update readme to point to RxJava 1.1.5
• 10b908a Merge pull request #292 from EddieRingle/rxjava_1.1.5
• 39e8061 Update to RxJava 1.1.5 to get filter() bugfix
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