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Configuring a HTTP Logging Interceptor for the OkHttpClient

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In this Lesson you will learn:

  • How and why its useful to have HTTP Logging within Retrofit
  • How to build a custom OkHttpClient
  • How to add an interceptor to your custom OkHttpClient
  • How to configure different logging levels for different build configurations
  • What the different logging levels provide

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- Retrofit Documentation

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Donn Felker
GDE
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