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Support for IPv6-only network interfaces #1322

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Substitutes the hardcoded Domain::IPV4 first parameter of some calls to Socket::new() by calls to Domain::for_address(), so that the domain is inferred from the address. This is necessary for network interfaces that are IPv6 only.
I ran into this issue while trying to run zenoh over thread, which is an IPv6 only technology.

…to Socket::new() by calls to Domain::for_address(), so that the domain is inferred from the address. This is necessary for network interfaces that are IPv6 only.
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Mallets commented Aug 27, 2024

Thanks @alexis-boisserand-acuity for the PR!
It LGTM, however we can't approve it and merge it until you sign the Eclipse Contribution Agreement. Please make sure you use the same email address you use on GitHub.

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Mallets commented Aug 29, 2024

@alexis-boisserand-acuity if you have issue to sign the ECA, another option to get your PR merged is that you state you are fine for us to include your changes in a PR we open.

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Mallets commented Sep 2, 2024

I've integrated your changes in #1345.
Once you have signed the ECA I can revert #1345 and integrate this if needed.

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Mallets commented Sep 3, 2024

Thanks again for your contribution!

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