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Replace outdated secrecy library with own impl #2997
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`secrecy` has had major changes in it's transition from `0.8` -> `0.10` that would make it even less useful than it is now. This just brings the basic implementation in-house and exposes it publicly, which is somehow less lines of code that trying to use the `0.8` API, let alone `0.10`. --------- Co-authored-by: jamesbt365 <jamesbt365@gmail.com>
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`secrecy` has had major changes in it's transition from `0.8` -> `0.10` that would make it even less useful than it is now. This just brings the basic implementation in-house and exposes it publicly, which is somehow less lines of code that trying to use the `0.8` API, let alone `0.10`. --------- Co-authored-by: jamesbt365 <jamesbt365@gmail.com>
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`secrecy` has had major changes in it's transition from `0.8` -> `0.10` that would make it even less useful than it is now. This just brings the basic implementation in-house and exposes it publicly, which is somehow less lines of code that trying to use the `0.8` API, let alone `0.10`. --------- Co-authored-by: jamesbt365 <jamesbt365@gmail.com>
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`secrecy` has had major changes in it's transition from `0.8` -> `0.10` that would make it even less useful than it is now. This just brings the basic implementation in-house and exposes it publicly, which is somehow less lines of code that trying to use the `0.8` API, let alone `0.10`. --------- Co-authored-by: jamesbt365 <jamesbt365@gmail.com>
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secrecy
has had major changes in it's transition from0.8
->0.10
that would make it even less useful than it is now.This just brings the basic implementation in-house and exposes it publicly, which is somehow less lines of code that trying to use the
0.8
API, let alone0.10
.