fix: Use webpack host in content URL if specified and is valid IP address #351
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…ress If a host is specified, then the automatic address guess via prepareURL always returns undefined for the lanUrlForConfig. This change allows the host to be embedded in the app if it is a valid IP address. This allows overriding via config or CLI when automatic IP resolution fails.
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If a host is specified, then the automatic address guess via prepareURL always returns undefined for the lanUrlForConfig.
This change allows the host to be embedded in the app if it is a valid IP address.
This allows overriding via config or CLI when automatic IP resolution fails.
This allows the issue seen in #161 to be addressed by passing
--webpack.host=<MACHINE IP ADDRESS>to the command.