Use CIDRs to decide allowed IPs for testing#826
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This fixes validation of IPv6 addresses, their string representation may vary depending on leading zeroes or abbreviated addresses. It also extends the number of IP addresses that can be used for testing, specially IPv6 addresses.
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This fixes validation of IPv6 addresses, their string representation may
vary depending on leading zeroes or abbreviated addresses.
2a02:cf40:0add:4002:91f2:a9b2:e09a:6fc6was not being accepted evenwhen it is one of the addresses in the list. Seen in https://beats-ci.elastic.co/blue/organizations/jenkins/Ingest-manager%2Fintegrations%2FPR-3410/detail/PR-3410/1/tests.
It also extends the number of IP addresses that can be used for testing,
specially IPv6 addresses.