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console: IPv6 addresses are labeled as DNS A records #55

Description

@sweetcornna

What happened

The console DNS guides hard-code record type A while selecting an address from a probe array that combines IPv4 and IPv6 values without preserving their family.

Reproduction:

  1. Return only 2001:db8::10 in an ingress probe's dnsAddresses.
  2. Open the bind-domain dialog.
  3. Open the sandbox wildcard-domain dialog.
  4. Inspect the displayed record type and value.

Expected: An IPv6 address should be labeled as an AAAA record, or the guide should select an available IPv4 address for an A record.

Actual: Both dialogs display record type A with value 2001:db8::10; Node classifies that value as valid IPv6/AAAA and invalid for A.

Impact: IPv6-only operators receive an invalid copyable DNS instruction and may be unable to complete domain setup.

dor doctor output

Not applicable — the finding was reproduced from ingress-probe data through the console DNS guides and does not depend on host readiness. dor doctor was not run.

Environment

  • Reproduction mode: Focused-source reproduction
  • Dormice commit: 4417ae14938273f5d937c476cf7cdc57e22e53a5
  • Verification: Verified in the current console and schemas at 4417ae14938273f5d937c476cf7cdc57e22e53a5; Node classified the value as IPv6 and invalid for A records.

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