(#4100) - remove uptodate

docs/_includes/api/replication.html

@@ -70,7 +70,6 @@
 * __`active`__ - This event fires when the replication starts actively processing changes; e.g. when it recovers from an error or new changes are available.
 * __`denied`__ (`err`) - This event fires if a document failed to replicate due to validation or authorization errors.
 * __`error`__ (`err`) - This event is fired when the replication is stopped due to an unrecoverable failure. If `retry` is `false`, this will also fire when the user goes offline or another network error occurs (so you can handle retries yourself, if you want).
-* __`uptodate`__ (*deprecated*) - This event fires when a live replication has caught up and is waiting on future changes. This should be replaced by using the `paused` event.
 
 #### Single-shot
 
@@ -296,4 +295,4 @@
 
 The first time a request fails, this function will receive 0 as input. The next time it fails, 1000 will be passed in, then 3000, then 9000, etc. When the user comes back online, the `delay` goes back to 0.
 
-By default, PouchDB uses a backoff function that chooses a random starting number between 0 and 2000 milliseconds and will roughly double every time, with some randommness to prevent client requests from occurring simultaneously.
+By default, PouchDB uses a backoff function that chooses a random starting number between 0 and 2000 milliseconds and will roughly double every time, with some randommness to prevent client requests from occurring simultaneously.

lib/changes.js

@@ -42,7 +42,6 @@ function Changes(db, opts, callback) {
  }
  self.emit('change', change);
  if (self.startSeq && self.startSeq <= change.seq) {
- self.emit('uptodate');
  self.startSeq = false;
  }
  if (change.deleted) {

lib/replicate/replicate.js

@@ -181,7 +181,6 @@ function replicate(src, target, opts, returnValue, result) {
  if ((continuous && changesOpts.live) || changesCompleted) {
  returnValue.state = 'pending';
  returnValue.emit('paused');
- returnValue.emit('uptodate', result);
  }
  if (changesCompleted) {
  completeReplication();