Fix wrong interface match when using the "iface-regex" option #1536
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Description
We've noticed that when using the
iface-regex
CLI option, the wrong interface would get selected even though it was the only interface matching the IP specified in the regex pattern.Upon closer inspection of the code, it looks like attempting to break away from the main
for
loop only exits theswitch
statement.This makes it so when there is a regex match, as we continue iterating through all the available network interfaces, the last element will always get stored since
ifaceToMatch
is passed by reference.Scenario
Interface list
Launch options used
Expected result
Actual result
Todos
Release Note