* bump go.mod to Go 1.18 and run go fix
* bump go.mod to Go 1.18 and run go fix
* bump go.mod to Go 1.18 and run go fix
* bump go.mod to Go 1.18 and run go fix
* run gofmt -s
* update .github/workflows/go-test.yml
* update .github/workflows/go-check.yml
* stop using the deprecated io/ioutil package
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Before, we would:
1. Receive a "listen close" event from an event handler, after the teardown started.
2. Try to add a child process to handle the event. This would block because we
were in the teardown.
3. In the teardown, try to unregister the event handler and deadlock
I've now:
* Removed the teardown.
* Switched to a single event loop.
Ideally, we'd remove goprocess entirely. But we'd need to refactor natmgr.
fixes#933
This reverts commit aca83b9b63, reversing
changes made to 86b8929d4d.
This was is not the correct fix. We already expose these addresses via the
host's AllAddrs method. The real problem is probably that we just don't ever
tell anyone about them (unless we disconnect and reconnect to our nearby DHT
nodes).
We need an address gossip protocol.
There were previously 4 different ways of passing various options
into BasicHost construction.
1. Function parameters to New
2. Option parameters to New
3. Global variables, e.g. NegotiateTimeout
4. Options struct, in the calling code in go-ipfs
This changeset deprecated all of these, and introduces the HostOpts
struct to replace them. It also introduces a new constructor called
NewHost, which accepts a *HostOpts.
The old New constructor continues to work the same way,
but is from now on deprecated too.
