BareAddress adds a scheme where none was, so the host the mint derived carried one and every URL built from it carried two (nats://…@nats://…). Caught before anything was pushed. The host is now taken with no scheme and no port, and every URL adds its own. rollout mint --again mints every credential afresh, for exactly this case — a mint that was wrong before anything received it.
`BareAddress` adds a scheme where none was, so the host the mint derived carried one and every URL built from it carried two (`nats://…@nats://…`). Caught before anything was pushed. The host is now taken with no scheme and no port, and every URL adds its own. `rollout mint --again` mints every credential afresh, for exactly this case — a mint that was wrong before anything received it.
BareAddress adds a scheme where none was, so the host it yielded carried one and
every URL built from it carried two. Caught before a push: the host is now taken
with no scheme and no port, and every URL adds its own. `rollout mint --again`
mints every credential afresh for exactly this case — a mint that was wrong before
anything received it.
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BareAddressadds a scheme where none was, so the host the mint derived carried one and every URL built from it carried two (nats://…@nats://…). Caught before anything was pushed. The host is now taken with no scheme and no port, and every URL adds its own.rollout mint --againmints every credential afresh, for exactly this case — a mint that was wrong before anything received it.