feat: allow users to use --ipv{4,6} flags to bind to other addresses #180
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…available on their local interfaces
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lgtm, thanks for your contribution |
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thanks for the review! i wanted this because speedtest.net's cli have flags to bind to a specific interface or IP and that's useful for my use case |
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Makes sense! |
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feat: allow users to use --ipv{4,6} flags to bind to other addresses
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Instead of using default outbound address all the time, change the bool flag to an optional of string
If the flag is set but no value is given, use default (0.0.0.0 or ::)
If the flag is set and a value is given, bind to that address