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@jsoref jsoref commented Jun 10, 2019

Resolves: #107
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jsoref commented Jun 9, 2020

@thomas-pike ? (I can sign i suppose if that's important...)
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Sorry for not replying. As explained in my last comment in #107 the current behaviour is actually by design ("it is done this way to allow subnets of lengths that are not represented by whole groups of 4 digits, eg a /60") and you would get the behaviour you want by adding a trailing colon. One can certainly argue that maybe the design is wrong though, but no-one replied in #107
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