chore: replace ready! with std::task::ready #6804
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tokio's MSRV now supports the std::task:ready macro. So the tokio ready! macro can be replaced with that.
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I missed importing std::task::ready in a few different places. Going to try find a comprehensive way to find all the places and fix tomorrow. |
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The changes you have so far look good. Let me know when you've replaced all of them. |
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I also replaced tokio-stream's read macro. Also replaced future::ready and future_core::ready. |
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Tokio's MSRV now supports the std::task:ready macro. So the tokio ready! macro can be replaced with that.
Motivation
Tokio's MSRV is 1.70.0. std::task::ready! was introduced in 1.64.0 and has identical implementation to tokio's ready! macro.
std::task::ready! can be used instead.
Thanks @mox692 for suggesting this change!
Solution
This PR removes the tokio ready! and replaces it with std::task:ready!