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Description
Hi,
I'm currently working on an Android application using the Kotlin Algolia client.
I have just updated to 3.5.0 and have an issue when using searchClient.getObjects(): if I request for an object that does not exist on Algolia, it returns an array with some "null" values that breaks the Ktor deserialisation.
For exemple:
The request:
{"requests":[{"objectID":"222966","indexName":"my_index","attributesToRetrieve":[""]},{"objectID":"314558","indexName":"my_index","attributesToRetrieve":[""]},{"objectID":"317683","indexName":"my_index","attributesToRetrieve":[""]}]}
222966 and 317683 exist on Algolia but not 314558
The response:
{"results":[{"objectID":"222966"},null,{"objectID":"317683"}],"message":"ObjectID 314558 does not exist. "}
So it throws and AlgoliaClientException because:
io.ktor.serialization.JsonConvertException: Illegal input: Unexpected JSON token at offset 34: Expected start of the object '{', but had 'n' instead at path: $.results[1]
Is there a way to request for objects even if they don't exist on Algolia and get a response like it did in v2? Maybe using a custom Json deserializer?
Thanks
Client
Search
Version
3.5.0
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