Passing port and host to livereload.js file as regex fails to parse URL with prefix #51
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Have you confirmed that this change works properly when used in an app? |
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ember-cli-inject-live-reload 1.8.2 published 🎉 |
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Livereload.js has a regex to parse and get
hostandport. If the URL passed is inlocalhost:4200/livereloadPrefix/livereload.jsthen logic fails to parse it.I have created a PR to fix this issue in livereload.js. But to make it work now we can pass host and port along with URL itself so that we can unblock ourself.