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deprecate go-libp2p-core and use go-libp2p instead #109

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glad to see libp2p is uniting repositories together and be happy to join it.

  • deprecate go-libp2p-core and use go-libp2p instead
  • replace some deprecated funtions with new
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Some small changes, otherwise LGTM.

And thanks! Making mistakes is all a part of the master plan so we can fix them and make everyone happy 😛.

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nisainan commented Sep 1, 2022

thanks for your advice and tolerance, hoping I can do better next time.

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thanks for your advice and tolerance, hoping I can do better next time.

Nah, you're code was great.

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@Stebalien Stebalien merged commit 03c1432 into libp2p:master Sep 1, 2022
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