[Bug]: absproxy strips /absproxy/<port> from request path #5439
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I believe this behavior is expected (cc @code-asher to confirm). I am guessing you need to configure a proxy similar to how people do it for React/Vue |
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Hmm |
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I will appreciate it if you can help me to figure out how to set up correct proxy for angular app |
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Sadly I've never used Angular so I wouldn't be much help. I'd read the Angular guide and give that a try. Maybe something like: devServer: {
proxy: {
'/': 'http://localhost:8080/absproxy/4200',
},
}, |
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I tried to use this proxy configuration but its behavior is odd: {
"/": {
"target": "http://localhost:8080/absproxy/4200",
"logLevel": "debug"
}
}Logs: Due to a lot of the redirections my request fails with error |
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Yes! I don't know why the trailing slash is required 🤔 @code-asher might. But yes, feel free to add to the docs or I can next week! Happy we figured it out :) |
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If the application has relative URLs anywhere the trailing slash would make a difference but otherwise either one should work in theory. |
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Would you guys have advise on how to get this to work with a nx generated nextjs app? <code-server-host.com>/absproxy/4200 just returns 404 not found :( |
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I would check the Next.js docs for how to set a base path, and set it to |
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When accessing your app this way, are you able to get a step debugger in VSCode? |
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code-server --version: 4.5.1Steps to Reproduce
ng serve --disable-host-check<code-server-path>/absproxy/4200Expected
Application is correctly opened in browser
Actual
Application is not opened in browser properly because of
absproxystill strips/absproxy/<port>from request path (but docs says thatabsproxywill keep/absproxy/<port>)Logs
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