Add AndroidSchedulers.reset() for better testing support#294
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Blocked by ReactiveX/RxJava#3986 |
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ReactiveX/RxJava#3986 is in now. Let me know if you'd rather the doc here match that one |
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It should be whatever is in RxJava |
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Updated the doc |
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Corresponds to ReactiveX/RxJava#3986
This adds a
reset()method toAndroidSchedulers, with the main benefit being improved testing support. This does slightly tweak the internal API ofAndroidSchedulersto use agetInstance()approach to allow lazy init. This way we don't have to replace the singleton instance duringreset()and allow it to lazily re-evaluate upon next usage. Otherwise, if you change your scheduler hook, you'd always have to make sure you set it before you callSchedulers.reset().