On 6/24/19 3:38 PM, Andrea Claudi wrote: > I think that if a script wrongly uses some of these flags on a IPv4 > address, it most probably operates on an unexpected address, since > everyone is aware that these flags are IPv6 only. In other words we > are breaking a scripted setup that is already broken. > In this case it's probably worth exiting with error and give the > author the chance to fix the script, otherwise the error can go > unnoticed. > > If you prefer, I can send a v2 with warnings instead of errors, just > let me know.
Recent changes for strict mode have shown people do interesting things with scripts and like the silent "ignores". :-(
