Hello,
It seems any string composed of numbers separated by dots is now accepted by the domain validator.
>>> validators.domain("123.123")
True
>>> validators.domain("123.123.123")
True
>>> validators.domain("123.123.123.123")
True
It didn't use to be the case (I know because it now causes some errors in my unit tests in the "naval" library)
I think it was good that these strings weren't accepted as domains. I don't think these are valid domains.
Hello,
It seems any string composed of numbers separated by dots is now accepted by the domain validator.
It didn't use to be the case (I know because it now causes some errors in my unit tests in the "naval" library)
I think it was good that these strings weren't accepted as domains. I don't think these are valid domains.