Martin Panter added the comment:
I tried the original revision 433606e9546c code in Python 2.7 (which still
allows mixed tabs and spaces), and it behaves the same as the current version.
Thus I suspect revision 9e2b94a3b5dc did not change any behaviour.
What is your use case? Why can’t you just pass the address without square
brackets:
>>> con = HTTPConnection("fe80::26a9:37ff:fe00:f764", 15482)
>>> (con.host, con.port)
('fe80::26a9:37ff:fe00:f764', 15482)
How do you come by an IPv6 address in square brackets, but with the port number
separate? You can use urlsplit() to extract the “hostname” and “port”
attributes from a URL, but in that case “hostname” does not include the square
brackets:
>>> urlsplit("//[fe80::26a9:37ff:fe00:f764]:15482").hostname
'fe80::26a9:37ff:fe00:f764'
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