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You mean, "rather break them now than later"? Because I don't see how changing the default later would guarantee breakage with any higher probability than now. Perceptions of what is "widespread enough" are of course necessarily subjective, just like perceptions of what should be given more weight, compatibility or "moving forward".
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but IP* would work for anyone who has ipv4 already set... i.e., it doesn't break anything. It just adds ipv6 to the mix.
I basically ran across this because our company is making massive moves to make sure everything easily supports ipv4, ipv4/ipv6, and ipv6 modes of operation.
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