Mention only zone names prefixed with 2 provide IPv6 server addresses at this time#238
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Separating the two would be nice, if it's not too much hassle! |
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Ok, separated into two commits. |
For en, and fr and de translations.
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Thank you for removing this needless bit of friction.
How could those of us who are motivated to pursue further IPv6 adoption contribute to this "strategy and timeline"? Or at least, where could we learn more about that part of the project and track its progress? |
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For en, and fr and de translations. This would resolve #198 and similar while PR #237 or similar are pending. It would be updated or removed again in due course as per strategy and timeline for enabling IPv6 in further zones (beyond those prefixed by 2).
Plus a bunch of nit fixes, consistency enhancements, ...
The latter actually are kind of a feature creep that happened while working on the former. If you want me to separate the two, just let me know.