as-set parse problem

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Given the following in irrdb.conf:

# Example:
# ASN           IRR Object (AS-SET/AUT-NUM)           Update Email

#42              AS-PCH                                [email protected]
#6939            AS-HURRICANE                          none
#11670           AS-TORIX                              [email protected]
#393424          AS393424                              [email protected]

16970           AS16970:AS-MIDNET-ALL                   [email protected]

irrpt_fetch returns a warning, ostensibly because it expects a "top level" as-set (AS-HURRICANE) versus one nested into an aut-num, like AS16970:AS-MIDNET

[eng@westie irrpt]$ bin/irrpt_fetch -v
Reading irrdbConf array list for ASNs, Objects, Email
Processing AS16970 [AS16970:AS-MIDNET-ALL] (Record 1)
   - Parsed IRR Object AS16970:AS-MIDNET-ALL
   - Fetching v4 routes.
   * WARNING: Query (!gAS16970:AS-MIDNET-ALL) failed: Invalid AS number AS16970:AS-MIDNET-ALL: number part is not numeric

But it does appear to work:

   - Filtering against excluded routes.
   - Writing routes to local database.
   - Aggregating v4 routes.
   - Aggregating routes - sorting...
   - Aggregating routes - eliminating overlapping prefixes...
   - Removing 23.169.240.0/24, fits into: 23.169.240.0/22
   - Removing 23.169.241.0/24, fits into: 23.169.240.0/22
   - Removing 23.169.242.0/24, fits into: 23.169.240.0/22
   - Removing 23.169.243.0/24, fits into: 23.169.240.0/22
   - Aggregating routes - aggregating neighboring prefixes...
   * WARNING: Aggregating 23.169.244.0/24 and 23.169.245.0/24 into 23.169.244.0/23
   - Fetching v6 routes.
   * WARNING: Query (!6AS16970:AS-MIDNET-ALL) failed: Invalid AS number AS16970:AS-MIDNET-ALL: number part is not numeric
   - Filtering against excluded routes.
   - Writing routes to local database.
   - Aggregating v6 routes.
   - Aggregating routes - sorting...
   - Aggregating routes - eliminating overlapping prefixes...
   - Removing 2602:0800:1005:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000/48, fits into: 2602:0800:1000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000/44
   - Aggregating routes - aggregating neighboring prefixes...
   - Writing ASN list to local database.
Completed processing of 1 IRR object(s).

Thanks!