Support IPv6 URIs #82
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Instead of using `URI::Generic#host`, we should use `#hostname`. The only difference between these methods is that `#hostname` will unwrap brackets from URIs that look like literal IPv6 addresses.
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It looks like there isn't enough infrastructure to test this right now, you'd want to assert that the value passed in here is the correct IPv6 hostname, but there's no tests for that class. I can add tests. You may want to update the tests to use |
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Instead of using
URI::Generic#host, we should use#hostname. The only difference between these methods is that#hostnamewill unwrap brackets from URIs that look like literal IPv6 addresses.I don't know how to test this, however, short of booting up a webrick instance and actually making requests, but that seems a bit overkill.
See lostisland/faraday#621 for more background.