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In our case, we have a public HubSpot app that we are developing locally that needs to connect backend services (also running locally). The proxy functionality in the hs cli. Because we already have a service running at 8080, in order to run the hs project dev command, we have to reconfigure our entire port mapping for our micro-services. Not impossible, but not ideal either.
It'd be really nice if DevServerManager supported a configurable port so that it can be used in the cli when running. hs project dev.
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I'm not sure if this is possible given the comments on #42 , but I'd bring it up, since I'm surprised no one else has run into it..
Having the dev server port hardcoded to
8080
inports.ts
(https://github.com/HubSpot/hubspot-local-dev-lib/blob/main/constants/ports.ts#L4) make configuring local dev environments difficult. Many backend frameworks default to 8080, so there are naturally conflicts.In our case, we have a public HubSpot app that we are developing locally that needs to connect backend services (also running locally). The proxy functionality in the
hs
cli. Because we already have a service running at 8080, in order to run thehs project dev
command, we have to reconfigure our entire port mapping for our micro-services. Not impossible, but not ideal either.It'd be really nice if
DevServerManager
supported a configurable port so that it can be used in the cli when running.hs project dev
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: