Uncomment to_std and from_std methods for IpAddr #1043
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1043: Uncomment to_std and from_std methods for IpAddr r=asomers a=rabbott99 These were commented out in 2b60633, apparently because `std::net::IpAddr` had been removed from the standard library. However, `IpAddr` has since been re-added to the standard library (rust-lang/rust#23711) and stabilized (rust-lang/rust#31438), so it seems there is no reason to keep them commented out. Co-authored-by: rabbott99 <[email protected]>
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These were commented out in 2b60633, apparently because
std::net::IpAddrhad been removed from the standard library. However,IpAddrhas since been re-added to the standard library (rust-lang/rust#23711) and stabilized (rust-lang/rust#31438), so it seems there is no reason to keep them commented out.