deprecation(io): rework deprecations #4197
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| * @deprecated (will be removed in 0.215.0) Use | ||
| * {@linkcode https://deno.land/std/io/buffer.ts | Buffer} instead. |
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Is BufReader usage covered by Buffer?
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It appears this is no longer needed. |
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This change reworks
std/iodeprecations by bringing the removal version forward to v0.215.0 from v1, and providing alternative solutions for advanced I/O use.It seems that the wide-use of
copy(),readAll(),writeAll()andBufferjustified having a removal version of v1. But now that these APIs have been undeprecated, I think it's reasonable to remove the other, more advanced, but less-usedstd/ioAPIs sooner.