OkHttp is out of date

[mh-park]

OkUrlFactory is deprecated, so using the Cache is not the same as described on homepage.

[Shredder121]

When was it deprecated?
We're still on OkHttp 2.x, and it's not deprecated for me.

[mh-park]

It was deprecated later on in 2.x, and removed in 3.x.

Some extra clarification: If we are to use this github library with the most recent version (3.4.1) of OkHttp (let's say, to use a cache like it says on http://github-api.kohsuke.org/), we wouldn't be able to because OkUrlFactory doesn't exist anymore.

[Shredder121]

If we are to use this github library with the most recent version (3.4.1) of OkHttp

That isn't possible, since they changed package names as well.
So all classes (as we use them in github-api don't "exist" anymore.

But which version was it deprecated then?
I'm on 2.7.5, and see no such deprecation.

[kohsuke]

Looks like OkUrlFactory is being deprecated in OkHttp 3.x. From their javadoc:

/**
 * @deprecated OkHttp will be dropping its ability to be used with {@link HttpURLConnection} in an
 * upcoming release. Applications that need this should either downgrade to the system's built-in
 * {@link HttpURLConnection} or upgrade to OkHttp's Request/Response API.
 */

I don't think there's anything this library can do here.