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A better approach is to use Ada parser and validate if it is IPv6
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The
IsIPAddress
function is invoked by theIsAllowedHost
function, which accepts ahost
parameter. Typically, thehost
represents an IP address that may include a port number. For instance, in the test case found here, thehost
is solely an IP address.Upon reviewing the Ada parser, it appears to be designed primarily for parsing URLs. So, I can't use it here like this:
ada::parse(host)
.Is there a potential method to adapt the Ada parser for use with IP addresses?
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Since this is a bug fix, keeping the patch minimal is a good idea. Refactoring to use Ada or some entirely different validation instead does not need to happen in this PR.