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Can't remote develop create-react-app due to "Invalid Host Header"
See original GitHub issueAt work I do all my development shelled into an AWS instance. This means my code and dev server are both remote, but my browser is local. When I try to access my react app, I get “Invalid Host Header”. I think this is due to the fix for webpack/webpack-dev-server#887. From googling around, it looks like I can fix this by ejecting, but that’s supposed to be for power users and the reason I’m trying create-react-app in the first place is I don’t understand anything about the ecoystem yet.
Is there anything I can do about this aside from ejecting? Is this worth fixing somehow?
Someone asked a question about this on Stack Overflow but didn’t get a response.
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Can you put your HOST into
.envfile?Then restart the development server.
Please update to
react-scripts@1.0.2.It fixes this issue for users who don’t use the
proxyfeature.If you do use the
proxyfeature, please follow these instructions.