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Provide http(s) default port method
See original GitHub issueIt feels like a magic number to use 80 or 443 in the UriConfigurer#withPort method to suppress the port output given the right scheme.
There should be a method to set this magic number without user getting to see or having to use it like withHttpPort or withHttpsPort.
I know it is a small change but I think the right way is to discuss it before opening a PR.
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- Created 7 years ago
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How about
withHttp()andwithHttps()methods that set both the scheme and the port? They’d be shorthand forwithScheme("http").withPort(80)andwithScheme("https").withPort(443)respectively.This simple improvement just points out how complicated it can be to introduce such a little change. I can understand that the pro and cons put this on the bottom on the list. (deleting local branch 😁 )