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Introduced in 5d4888116a69b8f8edb69e51a22b8d4df3a54741 in jupyter_client/localinterfaces.py, the changes made to public_ips() method breaks existing deployments.
Previously, the following yielded the correct public ip address:
ip=public_ips()[0]
print(ip) # 10.0.36.XX
Now, it yields the linked local address:
ip=public_ips()[0]
print(ip) # 169.254.172.2
For now, I am manually filtering out IPs that are one of: ipv4 link local ips (unicast), ipv6 ips (unicast), ipv4 multicast ips, or ipv6 multicast ips, but would love to see this get fixed upstream.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Introduced in 5d4888116a69b8f8edb69e51a22b8d4df3a54741 in
jupyter_client/localinterfaces.py
, the changes made topublic_ips()
method breaks existing deployments.Previously, the following yielded the correct public ip address:
Now, it yields the linked local address:
For now, I am manually filtering out IPs that are one of: ipv4 link local ips (unicast), ipv6 ips (unicast), ipv4 multicast ips, or ipv6 multicast ips, but would love to see this get fixed upstream.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: