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Add CIDR range scanning support for proxy discovery #759
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@copilot fix merge conflicts |
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@copilot proxies are not necessarily newline-separated |
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Fixed! The CIDR range parsing now handles various separators (spaces, commas, tabs) between proxy entries. Previously, the parser only worked with newline-separated entries, but now it correctly identifies and expands CIDR ranges regardless of their position or surrounding text format. Commit: 17d2849 |
The CIDR range scanning feature now supports various proxy entry formats including space-separated, comma-separated, and tab-separated entries on the same line. Previously, the parser only worked with newline-separated entries, but it now correctly identifies and expands CIDR ranges regardless of their position or surrounding text format.
The merge conflicts have been resolved and all tests are passing. The CIDR range scanning feature is now compatible with the latest main branch changes and handles real-world proxy source formats more effectively.
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