Fixing IPv6 Parsing in ACLs #1470
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Please also add a test case for the integration tests. |
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@kradalby, done |
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Hello @kradalby, would it be possible to merge this at your earliest convenience? I have noticed numerous code changes occurring, and anticipate even more in the future. A prompt merge could help avoid potential conflict resolution. |
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Can you make this a PR into my branch here: https://github.com/kradalby/headscale/tree/corereorg-p3 ? Or you can rebase on top of that when that branch is finished. It will probably be quite some time still. |
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@kradalby, sure, here it is - kradalby#6 |
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Closing this as it will be a part of #1477 |
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This pull request addresses a bug found in the ACLs' handling of IPv6 addresses. Previously, the ACLs would fail to correctly parse IPv6 addresses, especially those with network prefixes attached (CIDR notation).
The result of these changes is an improved ability to parse IPv6 addresses, including those with network prefixes attached.