IP address lookup returns only the first CIDR on the list about whoisit

[meeb]

That doesn't match with the flat results otherwise returned for every other value, you can always use raw=True if you need to see all the data and get the list. The parsed data is specifically lossy to be a simple representation of the query response. I also can't retroactively change the IPvXNetwork object to be a list without making it a breaking API change. In this example returning the CIDR the queried IP matches is probably the most useful.

I'll consider adding a networks value in addition to the network value if there is a demand for it as a new field, though.

[meeb]

Thanks for the report. whoisit was previously returning just the first CIDR in the list if multiple were returned, I'd not seen results where this wasn't valid until your example. As of the just pushed v2.5.3 this now will iterate the CIDRs and attempt to match the queried IP to check it is inside the CIDR. If the IP is matched to be in a CIDR that CIDR is returned as the network.

In your specific example, for whoisit.ip('13.104.0.0') the value of results['network'] will now be IPv4Network('13.104.0.0/14').

[rasanentimo]

Thanks for the quick response! Actually, I think it would be better to return a list of CIDRs, the same way as on the original response. In this case the allocated range is 13.64.0.0 - 13.107.255.255 which means CIDRs 13.64.0.0/11, 13.96.0.0/13 & 13.104.0.0/14 (https://search.arin.net/rdap/?query=13.104.0.0).