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Deno has with 1.18.0 implemented native support for network intefaces. This now makes deno-local-ip obsolete.
More here and how to use it: denoland/deno#13475
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Currently we're not using the source map for fable code (and I think neither for other transpiles)
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add an option for the fable config to enable source maps for fable apps (and if possible esbuild targets as well)
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Can we run the dev server over https?
I created locally signed ssl keys using
mkcert, by following this guide: https://web.dev/how-to-use-local-https/After setting up the cert and key files to my root directory, I added this to my dev server config:
I still cannot access my local ( localhost:8000 ) using