Hi there,
It seems when converting to a v4 from a v6 address the the resulting v4 address does not retain any of the subnet information even when coming from a "v4 in v6" address.
Steps to reproduce:
const a = Address6.fromAddress4('192.168.0.1/24'); // 24 bit mask
console.log(a.address); // ::ffff:192.168.0.1/120
console.log(a.subnet); // '/120'
console.log(a.subnetMask); // 120
console.log(a.is4()); // true
console.log(a.v4); // true
// This is where the funkiness starts
console.log(a.parsedAddress4); // '192.168.0.1' -- no mask
console.log(a.address4.address); // '192.168.0.1' -- no mask
console.log(a.to4().subnet); // '/32'
console.log(a.to4().subnetMask); // 32I was expecting if the address is a valid v4 address for it to be preserved with the subnet (24), and not get the default (32).
Am I missing something?
Cheers
Hi there,
It seems when converting to a v4 from a v6 address the the resulting v4 address does not retain any of the subnet information even when coming from a "v4 in v6" address.
Steps to reproduce:
I was expecting if the address is a valid v4 address for it to be preserved with the subnet (24), and not get the default (32).
Am I missing something?
Cheers