square/okhttp

This system is a modern, modular HTTP client library for Java and Android that provides a comprehensive suite of networking capabilities. It supports advanced features such as HTTP/2, Server-Sent Events, and DNS over HTTPS, while offering robust testing utilities and a mock server for development. The architecture is split into platform-specific and common modules, with full support for Java 9+ modules, GraalVM native images, and Kotlin coroutines.

This period was defined by the comprehensive migration of the OkHttp codebase to Kotlin, including the implementation of new features like Brotli support, Server-Sent Events, and DNS over HTTPS. The team significantly expanded test coverage by modernizing the test suite to JUnit 5 and Kotlin, while also introducing extensive sample applications and documentation to guide developers.

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This period focused on formalizing public APIs across multiple OkHttp modules, including SSE, TLS, and DNS over HTTPS, while introducing new features like GraalVM native image support and Brotli compression. Significant effort was also directed toward expanding test coverage, particularly for Android, HTTP/2, and logging components, alongside migrating test suites to Kotlin.

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This period focused on restructuring OkHttp's codebase to support distinct Android and JVM targets, introducing Kotlin coroutine integration, and modernizing the test suite with JUnit 5 and containerized integration tests. The work also included adding Java 9+ module support and refactoring the Gradle build system for improved reliability and cacheability.

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