fix: [NPM] check for valid ipv4 podip while adding to sets #1291
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skimmed through, had couple ideas
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Reason for Change:
NPM V2 is trying to add empty "" ips to sets in kernel, causing failures. This PR will check if valid IPV4 addresses are provided to NPM.
Issue Fixed:
Requirements:
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