update go-tcp-transport to v0.2.2 #8129
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| github.com/multiformats/go-multihash v0.0.15 |
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Don't update go-multihash in this PR since it'll cause a sharness test failure (being solved in another PR). It also doesn't seem needed here.
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I didn't do this intentionally, go mod did this. It's because of this PR: libp2p/go-tcp-transport#75. I don't really understand why this PR pulled in go-multihash though.
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go-tcp-transport v0.2.2 adds a bunch of low-level TCP Prometheus metrics. This is especially interesting for comparing QUIC and TCP.