have --open use the options.public path if it exists #749
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bdwain
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Jan 18, 2017
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| const devClient = [`${require.resolve("../client/")}?${options.public ? `${protocol}://${options.public}` : domain}`]; |
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this line behaves the same, but domain is also used on line 375 to calculate the url that gets opened, and that's where the behavior changes
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@SpaceK33z Is there anything else you wanted done for this? |
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@bdwain, I am planning to merge this after the 2.2 release (2.2 has been published but not yet with the |
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cool! |
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Thanks! |
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This changes the behavior of the --open flag to open the browser to the --public url if it is specified. (the default will be the host like before).
The original issue is #739 , though it will also address #725 by letting you specify localhost as the --public url.
This is not a breaking change.
This is also addressed for version 1 with #748