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This does not work with domains with hyphens. It seems to think it's part of the record type or stripping it off.
by pests 8y ago
This does not work with domains with hyphens. It seems to think it's part of the record type or stripping it off.
- matthewgall 8y agoCreator here. I've done some testing myself with domains with hyphens, and it appears to be working for me. I did fix a limited edge case that may have caused issues. Drop me an e-mail: mgall [at] cloudflare if you can reproduce and I can look again.
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- anderiv 8y agoAgreed with the parent, I tried to resolve a name in the format: app.example-foo.com, and got a “no records found for foo.com” error.
- Wheaties466 8y agoIt defaults to AAAA records so you may need to type A app.example-foo.com it worked for me
- matthewgall 8y agoAll about the future! A records are old school :)
- anderiv 8y agoSee my addition above - this still seems to be broken.
- anderiv 8y agoSo in my case, I actually performed an explicit CNAME lookup. The fact that the error message says "We couldn't find any CNAME records for foo.com" tells me that the name parser is still not handling hyphens correctly.
- matthewgall 8y agoInteresting, I'll take a look.