testdirectory: handle IPv6 addresses#68
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I noticed a warning from a test within Boundary that was caused by trying to start a gldap testdirectory on "::1". It was failing to listen on an address that looked something like this: "::1:34567". Wrapping the IPv6 address in brackets fixes this case.
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I noticed a warning from a test within Boundary that was caused
by trying to start a gldap testdirectory on
::1. It was failing to listenon an address that looked something like this:
::1:34567. Wrappingthe IPv6 address in brackets fixes this case.