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fix: set default host to ::
#3348
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Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build 6535802558
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just an FYI - this change broke my docker-compose environment where I have ipv6 disabled. I had to fix by setting an environment variable of HOST and setting it to the value of the container IP |
@Skullduggeryism I'm probably having similar problem to yours.
Could you please give a little bit more details was it the same as you have seen and how you fixed it. Thank you! |
Can someone of you give a try to: #3362 ? I can build a test docker container for it |
@robertsLando Sure, I can. Send me please the new container. |
I have triggered this workflow: https://github.com/zwave-js/zwave-js-ui/actions/runs/6571215103 Once it ends, you can use docker |
@robertsLando : just pulled the test tag And it works fine (after 3 min of interacting with it). Thank you! |
@bpawulski Do you have ipv6 disabled? |
@robertsLando: Yes i do |
Thanks for your report! Need to figure out if ipv6 only works too |
That is correct, I got the error "EAFNOSUPPORT: address family not supported :::8091" To fix (in docker-compose environment), you should be able to just add the following environment variable:
However, for some reason that did not work for me so I hard-coded an IP address for this container, and then made HOST that IP address. |
@Skullduggeryism try with 9.2.2 |
confirmed that I no longer need a workaround in 9.2.2. Removed hard-coded IP address and removed HOST environment variable setting and container is working as expected. |
Perfect, thanks for your feedback 🙏🏼 |
Fixes #3347