Support configuring ApolloClient with lazily initialized Call.Factory.
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Resolves #5775
I've tested this locally:
Eager
OkHttpClientinit:Lazy
OkHttpClientinit:Creation of
ApolloClientno longer crates anOkHttpClient.The creation ofOkHttpClientis now deferred to after the "App Startup" window (by CoilImageLoader).Correction: the
OkHttpClientis still created within the "App Startup" window, but it's done in a background thread by Coil.The actual perf impact of using the lazy API obviously depends on each app.