Fix public IP assignment requests. - #5152
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Flaps now only accepts `org_slug` for `private_v6` assignments. Omit it when provisioning public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses during first deploy, while retaining it for organization-scoped private IPv6 addresses.
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| Type: "private_v6", | ||
| Region: region, | ||
| Organization: org, | ||
| Network: network, |
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network needs to be re-added
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The network has always been empty but it's now set: be88156
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Flaps now only accepts
org_slugforprivate_v6assignments. Omit it when provisioning public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses during first deploy, while retaining it for organization-scoped private IPv6 addresses.