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Fuzz IP.Is<property>() methods against stdlib net.IP equivalents #182
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Found 4 cases, again I'm not sure if a discrepancy is a bug or a facet I've not understood. |
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The intent is to find discrepancies between netaddr.IP and net.IP. These don't necessarily indicate a bug (in either), but it's better to find them and explicitly document/exclude them. Signed-off-by: Alex Willmer <[email protected]>
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Test jig for inspecting discrepancies https://play.golang.org/p/u7C8wFvPSA4 |
This was referenced May 25, 2021
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@moreati I just discovered this was still open and unmerged. Sorry about that. Any reason I shouldn't merge now? |
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The intent is to find discrepancies between netaddr.IP and net.IP. These don't necessarily indicate a bug (in either), but it's better to find them and explicitly document/exclude them.