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[jira] [Created] (VALIDATOR-459) Allow UrlValidator/DomainValidator
to skip the TLD validation
Christophe Lé created VALIDATOR-459:
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Summary: Allow UrlValidator/DomainValidator to skip the TLD validation
Key: VALIDATOR-459
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VALIDATOR-459
Project: Commons Validator
Issue Type: Improvement
Reporter: Christophe Lé
Hello there,
One of my applications is validating other application URLs in the same network. Those are ending with *.local*. Unfortunately, *.local* is not referenced anywhere in DomainValidator.
Besides, whenever new TLDs are out, the library has to be updated with those.
I was wondering if adding a flag to skip the TLD validation would be an interesting feature to have?
# Whatever exotic internal TLD an application is using, if an URL points to nothing it doesn't matter since ultimately, the component which is going to initiate a network call will fail.
# If people doesn't bother about the legitimacy of a TLD, they should not be _forced_ to update to the latest version of the library whenever a new TLD is out. Such action should be motivated for features or security reasons.
What do you think?
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