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As part of my docker startup, I start a traefik proxy container that points a local url to one of my containers.
in my docker-compose.dcproj file, I changed my <DockerServiceUrl>{Scheme}://localhost:{ServicePort}</DockerServiceUrl>
to <DockerServiceUrl>https://(LOCAL DEVELOPMENT URL)</DockerServiceUrl>
This local URL works fine when entered in the browser. However, Visual studio fails to open the url or even attempt to do so. My goal here is to have the browser still launch automatically, while using this new url. Thank you.
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Somewhat related to #323. We just added a setting for 'launchBrowserTimeout' in Compose projects very recently. It will be in the 17.3 Preview 3 release.
Somewhat related to #323. We just added a setting for 'launchBrowserTimeout' in Compose projects very recently. It will be in the 17.3 Preview 3 release.
Was this ever actually added? I am running Visual Studio 17.7.4 and do not see the launch browser timeout listed or documented as an option on a Compose project.
As part of my docker startup, I start a traefik proxy container that points a local url to one of my containers.
in my
docker-compose.dcproj
file, I changed my<DockerServiceUrl>{Scheme}://localhost:{ServicePort}</DockerServiceUrl>
to
<DockerServiceUrl>https://(LOCAL DEVELOPMENT URL)</DockerServiceUrl>
This local URL works fine when entered in the browser. However, Visual studio fails to open the url or even attempt to do so. My goal here is to have the browser still launch automatically, while using this new url. Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: