Check that --ip-range is a CIDR address #5483
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- What I did
Avoid this sort of confusion (from the community Slack) ...
- How I did it
Check that
--ip-range
is a CIDR address, to produce a better error message.The original error message was from the CLI, but it used
subnetMatches(s,r)
to check that the range was ok - that function tries to deal withr
being a single address as well as a subnet, so it missed the problem. (Validation at the daemon end of the API is already ok.)- How to verify it
Updated test, and ...
- Description for the changelog