Services don't reflect the `host` setting
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
It seems that the host
is ignored. At least for ServiceType.Project
.
I need my service to be available for other remote services via a given hostname, not just on localhost.
To Reproduce
When I set services->bindings->host
it doesn’t get reflected in my app. It just falls back to localhost
:
On the other hand, the UI shows the host set correctly:
Temporarily, I overcame the issue by specifying args: --urls http://*:5000
as you can see in my yaml.
Further technical details
tye --version
: 0.5.0-alpha.20520.1+739de2eeb94f0246f50fa4993e953abb4b0da18a- Platform: Windows
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 3 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:9 (1 by maintainers)
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Extra notes from the other issue:
Describe the bug
The
host
parameter inbindings
section in tye.yml is not passed to the service/app.As a result the service is not binding to the specified IP address or hostname, and is still
localhost
.The issue was first reported in #721 . There you find more details about what line of code.
To Reproduce
Create a web project:
This is optional (just copy the config below):
Add the bindings section (substitute YOUR-IP-ADDRESS with your own IP Address or host name):
Further technical details
Tye version: 0.7.0-alpha.21205.1+ad2d7cac132e46d9bd9e1c1c064fd19f35459307. .NET version: 5.0.200
My workaround for this is using Nginx since I have a lot of services, and Ingress does not work with WebSocket requests.
tye.yaml:
nginx.conf: