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It would be nice, if would be possible force use specific port, even if another program already use this port.
2. Environment
grunt 1.0.2,
grunt-browser-sync 2.2.0,
Sublime Text Build 3143,
SublimeServer 0.3.3.
3. Argumentation
I use SublimeServer for simply opening my HTML files in localhost. I open HTML file in Sublime Text → I run command sublimeserver_browser → HTML file open in browser in format:
http://localhost:3000/path/to/file.html
If I use SublimeServer, I can't make, that BrowserSync force have same port as SublimeServer. I need manually change port number in URL bar for each file. It may take a lot of time.
4. Steps to reproduce
I run SublimeServer in port 3000 → I run grunt-browser-sync in port 3000.
5. Expected behavior
For example, if force_port: true in BrowserSync settings:
1. Summary
It would be nice, if would be possible force use specific port, even if another program already use this port.
2. Environment
3. Argumentation
I use SublimeServer for simply opening my HTML files in localhost. I open HTML file in Sublime Text → I run command
sublimeserver_browser
→ HTML file open in browser in format:If I use SublimeServer, I can't make, that BrowserSync force have same port as SublimeServer. I need manually change port number in URL bar for each file. It may take a lot of time.
4. Steps to reproduce
I run SublimeServer in port 3000 → I run grunt-browser-sync in port 3000.
5. Expected behavior
For example, if
force_port: true
in BrowserSync settings:Port 3000.
6. Actual behavior
Port 3001.
7. Not helped
I try:
port: 3000
in Gruntfile settings,I can't make, that SublimeServer and BrowserSync have same ports.
Also:
Thanks.
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