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As is, this fails to split out the priority value from the raw record value, resulting in a key error for missing priority when trying to export in BIND format. This is the quick hack I did to get the function to return a more useful Record.
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| value = record['value'] | ||
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| extras['priority'] = record['value'].split(' ')[0] | ||
| value = record['value'].split(' ')[1] |
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Just curious why you split the value here and take the second (and not the first item) - it would help if I could see how the value looks like :)
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record['value'] looks like 15 aspmx.l.google.com - I didn't try it, but I expect leaving the value as that raw value would spit out ...15 15 aspmx... when converted to BIND speak.
Given that I don't have an exhaustive knowledge of DNS record types off the top of my head (or how Gandi returns them all), I expect this is an incomplete patch that happened to work for the (or my) Gandi MX case. I'm not sure how your team prefers to handle that, but I did want it to at least start on the way in so folks (or just me) don't have to monkey patch locally.
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That's for clarifying it.
This does indeed seem like a bug / inconsistency in the Gandi driver. value attribute should indeed only contain the value and the priority should be stored in extra.
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As is, this fails to split out the priority value from the raw record value, resulting in a key error for missing priority when trying to export in BIND format. This is the quick hack I did to get the function to return a more useful Record.