Evgeniy
Evgeniy
Have you got the implementation of this feature in plans? Https becomes a standard for all good & reliable web projects, and I'm sure the local dev environment should support...
Brilliant, both features are really needed and will add a cherry on your current pie ;) Let me know if I can help.
Hi @laurencefass. If you just run `make install` on the local environment and wait for it to complete, you'll be able to access your application on http://app.docker.localhost domain. Is that...
Hi @bjarman, basically, all you need to do is to change the `BACKEND_URL` in `.env` file and then run `make down` following by `make up`, no need to reinstall the...
Hm, that's the only place that holds the URL of the backend. Alright, try `docker-compose down` and then `make up` again. Also, make sure you're modifying the value of `.env`...
In package.json the env vars are just for now.sh environment, it does not affect your local environment.
Are you sure you're looking at `reactjs/.env` and not the `.env` in the root of the repo?
what's the output if you log into the container with `docker-compose exec node bash` and then `echo $BACKEND_URL` ?
Looks like you have some issues with your local set up. Not sure if I can help here, it requires a bit of debugging on your local.
@timrabbetts as far as I recall, you need to change the URL in the .env file in the root of the repository and then restart the environment (`make restart`).