Docker: Use host port 8080 instead of 80 #182
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This makes life easier for a developer with port 80 already in use. Docker is used only in development - this does not affect production installations. Signed-off-by: Marko Lindqvist <cazfi74@gmail.com>
Is there anybody who would be affected by such a negative way? If nobody is objecting this, I hope it to get merged soon. |
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This is something that I would want to make my own work easier. I have regular webserver on port 80, so I have to carry this change locally at least - and a couple of times I've lost a lot of time because I had missed it and FCW build failed in the final steps of taking the ports to use.
I know that other people without port 80 in use could argue that this is a step back for them.
In any case, this does not affect production, as FCW does not use docker there.