[Python] Get all IPs in a range

iprange.py

import itertools as it

"""
Given a start/end IP, return all IPs in that range (inclusive)
"""
def ipRange(start_ip: str, end_ip: str):
    start = [int(x) for x in start_ip.split('.')]
    end = [int(x) for x in end_ip.split('.')]

    yield start_ip

    # Work on one section at a time, starting from the end
    for part in reversed(range(1, len(end))):
        for ip in it.product(
            *[[x] for x in start[:part]],           # Any previous sections only have one option, e.g. (192.168).*.*
            range(start[part] + 1, end[part] + 1),  # The current section must be in the range in the start/end IPs
            *[range(256) for _ in start[part+1:]]   # The remaining sections can be anything 0-255
        ):
            yield '.'.join(map(str, ip))

I think I might have copied over an error from the original code.

It seems that the range "192.168.0.1", "192.168.2.1" will not include "192.168.0.2", but will include "192.168.2.2", which both seem to be wrong.