Remove the tokio-core dependency where not necessary #58
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| macro_rules! peerstore_tests { | ||
| ({$create_peerstore:expr} $({$stmt:stmt})*) => { | ||
| extern crate multihash; |
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Probably you want to put the mod whatever in this macro too (instead of requiring the user to write it) so you don't get obnoxious and difficult-to-handle errors if you call this twice in the same module
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Discussed IRL and agreed that we wouldn't do that because it adds an indentation level and because the JSON backend requires an additional crate.
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Necessary step for #23