Fixes getStaticIPs

[Evesy]

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Style

• Go code is formatted with go fmt

Notes for the Reviewer

FIxes json: cannot unmarshal array into Go value of type string currently observed in the GetStaticIPs method.

/v1/static-ipv6s-by-region was historically a map with string values but was changed at some point to be a string array; this updates the go client to reflect that change.

If a corresponding Terraform provider version could be published on the back of this that would be great, as that's where we're personally impacted by the issue

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Walkthrough

The changes update the handling of IPv6 static IPs in the codebase and its associated test fixture. The code now expects each region to provide a list of IPv6 CIDR strings, rather than a single string per region. The fixture JSON structure is updated to match this new format.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
checkly.go	Modified GetStaticIPs to unmarshal IPv6 static IPs as a map of region to list of CIDR strings, iterating over each.
fixtures/StaticIPv6s.json	Changed JSON structure: each region now maps to an array of IPv6 CIDR strings instead of a single string.

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• checkly.go (1 hunks)
• fixtures/StaticIPv6s.json (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

fixtures/StaticIPv6s.json (1)

1-1: LGTM! Fixture correctly updated to match new API structure.

The JSON structure properly reflects the API change from single IPv6 CIDR strings to arrays of CIDR strings per region. This ensures the test fixture remains consistent with the updated GetStaticIPs method implementation.

checkly.go (2)

1683-1684: LGTM! Correct type change to handle API response format.

The variable declaration is properly updated from map[string]string to map[string][]string to match the new API response structure where each region maps to an array of IPv6 CIDR strings instead of a single string.

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1690-1699: LGTM! Proper iteration logic for handling IP arrays.

The nested loop correctly handles the new data structure:

• Outer loop iterates over regions and their corresponding IP arrays
• Inner loop processes each individual IP string within the array
• Error handling and IP parsing logic remain consistent
• Variable naming is clear (ips for the array, ip for individual strings)

This change makes the IPv6 handling consistent with the existing IPv4 logic (lines 1721-1729) which already used the same pattern.

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[sorccu]

Thanks, I'll look at this shortly 👍

[sorccu]

It looks like this broke around June 16th. The new format is more correct than the old one, but it was definitely a breaking change.

[sorccu]

This should be available shortly in TF provider v1.11.1 which is being released right now.