Add domain resolution for allow/block entries#133
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- Updated `--allow` and `--block` flags to accept domains, alongside CIDRs and IPs. - Implemented A-record resolution for domain entries during startup. - Added tests for domain resolution functionality.
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I think it will be nice to have for DX. |
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LGTM overall except for a couple of comments.
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- simplify allow/block resolution without mem::take (refs #2661210452) - use dns.google test domain with stable A records (refs #2661236654) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| fn resolve_domain_to_ipv4_nets_dns_google() { | ||
| let nets = resolve_allow_block_entries( | ||
| "allow", | ||
| vec![AllowBlockEntry::Domain("dns.google".to_string())], | ||
| ) |
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This test depends on live DNS/network access by resolving dns.google and asserting specific A records. In offline CI, sandboxed builds, or environments with restricted DNS, to_socket_addrs will error and the test will fail even when the code is correct, making the suite flaky. Consider injecting a resolver or using a deterministic local fixture (e.g., a stubbed resolver) so the test doesn’t rely on external network conditions.
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- switch back to let mut args: Args = Args::parse()
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--allowand--blockflags to accept domains, alongside CIDRs and IPs.