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I locally have tomcat running on port 8080. When I fire up a server with gulp-connect it 'successfully' starts on the same port (it's default port 8080) without giving any notice.
Imho the server startup should fail with an adequate error message like: "Port '8080' is already in use!" This is what it does:
"Server started http://localhost:8080"
It would be even better if gulp-connect could automatically pick a free port if the specified port is already in use.
BR
Chris
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Hi there,
I locally have tomcat running on port 8080. When I fire up a server with gulp-connect it 'successfully' starts on the same port (it's default port 8080) without giving any notice.
Imho the server startup should fail with an adequate error message like: "Port '8080' is already in use!" This is what it does:
"Server started http://localhost:8080"
It would be even better if gulp-connect could automatically pick a free port if the specified port is already in use.
BR
Chris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: