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As reported by Didrik on the mailing list, there is a bug affecting the bulk creation of IPv6 addresses. This can be observed by attempting to create a range of IPv6 addresses as such:
2001:db8::[100,200,300]/128
This is expected to create three IPv6 addresses, however it creates 669 addresses. This is due to a bug in the parse_numeric_range() utility function which does not correct cast the beginning of a range to the appropriate numeric base. Thus, instead of returning e.g. range(256, 257) it returns range(100, 257).
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Issue type: Bug report
Python version: 2.7.6
NetBox version: 1.9.1
As reported by Didrik on the mailing list, there is a bug affecting the bulk creation of IPv6 addresses. This can be observed by attempting to create a range of IPv6 addresses as such:
This is expected to create three IPv6 addresses, however it creates 669 addresses. This is due to a bug in the
parse_numeric_range()
utility function which does not correct cast the beginning of a range to the appropriate numeric base. Thus, instead of returning e.g.range(256, 257)
it returnsrange(100, 257)
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: