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KernelManager has port traits instead of multiple ip/port pairs...
KernelManager has port traits instead of multiple ip/port pairs all foo_address traits became foo_port, adding one 'ip' trait for all This matches the Kernel, which does not allow specifying multiple IPs for each channel.
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Now for a simpel code example:

for i in range(10):
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