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Currently when running a dev or prod server locally in Greenwood, the terminal will display something like
Started dev server at localhost:1984
But, if we append http:// to that, e.g.
Started dev server at http://localhost:1984
The log output will allow CLI and IDE users (at least VS Code) to open the URL directly from the terminal window, rather
than have the IDE (again, VS Code) attempt to locate the string as a local file path. See the screenshots below for a demo.
thescientist13
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Support "active links" in local server URLs during local development
Support "active links" in terminal output for server URLs
Oct 18, 2023
Discussed in #1169
Originally posted by DevLab2425 October 17, 2023
Summary
Currently when running a dev or prod server locally in Greenwood, the terminal will display something like
But, if we append
http://
to that, e.g.The log output will allow CLI and IDE users (at least VS Code) to open the URL directly from the terminal window, rather
than have the IDE (again, VS Code) attempt to locate the string as a local file path. See the screenshots below for a demo.
master...DevLab2425:greenwood:ShowAndTell/active-local-serve-link
Without protocol - IDE opens file browser input
With protocol - browser opens URL
Details
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