Webpack only runs on port 8080 #294
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| ) : ( | ||
| app.listen(_port), | ||
| console.log('> Listening at ' + uri + _port + '\n') | ||
| ) |
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can we simplify this by
const availablePort = port === _port ? port : _port;
server = app.listen(availablePort);
console.log(' > Listening at ' + uri + availablePort + '\n')
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This PR contains:
A fix for issue #291 where the user has requested that Webpack runs on other ports if 8080 is in use. I've introduced the npm package detect-port which then allows the program to search for the next available port.
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#291