Use the IP address resolved by the transport #174
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Hostname destination support fails because asyncio's DatagramTransport internally resolves hostnames to IP addresses and expects any call to sendto() to use that IP instead of the input hostname. This commit recognizes that resolution may have happened and updates self.ip and self.port to match the resolved address.
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Sorry about the duplicate PR. It seems like the lint action breaks when a PR comes from a :master branch. |
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Hostname destination support fails because asyncio's DatagramTransport internally resolves hostnames to IP addresses and expects any call to sendto() to use that IP instead of the input hostname.
This commit recognizes that resolution may have happened and updates self.ip and self.port to match the resolved address.