AbstractTileFactory: add openRemoteStream hook for custom HTTP implementations#140
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AbstractTileFactory: add openRemoteStream hook for custom HTTP implementations#140catobus wants to merge 1 commit intomsteiger:masterfrom
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That's a good idea... Maybe we can combine it with #139 |
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Hi, just checking in on this — no rush, but wanted to make sure it didn't fall off your radar. Happy to address any feedback if needed. |
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Thanks for the reminder - I will look into it as soon as I can. |
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This PR introduces a protected openRemoteStream(URL) method in AbstractTileFactory.
Motivation:
Allow subclasses to provide a custom HTTP implementation (e.g., different HTTP client) while preserving the existing TileRunner, queue, and caching logic.
Changes:
Compatibility:
No behavioral changes unless subclasses override the new method.
Tested:
Verified that tile loading continues to function normally with the default implementation.