fix: add hostname and port to bonjour name to prevent name collisions #2276
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roblan
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@evilebottnawi test added |
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| bonjour.publish({ | ||
| name: 'Webpack Dev Server', | ||
| name: `Webpack Dev Server ${os.hostname()}:${port}`, |
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Just question - this names is used somewhere?
Sorry, i am not familiar with bonjour,
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bonjour is used to broadcast services in current network, and it's used as service name
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maybe better use hostname from here
webpack-dev-server/lib/Server.js
Line 739 in 61b949e
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I've check it, and it's set to 'localhost' (by default I think and it will be in 9/10 cases) so it could still colide with some other webpack-dev-server in local network.
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@roblan port should be difference in this case, you can't run multiple webpack-dev-server using the same port
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@evilebottnawi not on the same machine, but this name should be unique across local network.
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Need fix lint problem and we can merge |
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Should be ok now |
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For Bugs and Features; did you add new tests?
Yes
Motivation / Use-Case
It was impossible to run mutliple instances of webpack-dev-server if they all had
bonjourbecause of 'name already in use' error.Breaking Changes
No
Additional Info