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The dev server binds `LOCALHOST.IPV4`, but the CLI printed
`http://localhost:${port}`. `localhost` resolves to `::1` first on a
dual-stack host, so the URL named an address the server was not listening
on - and any process that did hold `[::1]:port` answered in its place.
Add `serverDisplayUrl`, which builds the URL from the bound address:
brackets a literal IPv6 address, and shows a loopback address when the
server bound a wildcard. `DevServer` now exposes `bindAddress` as the one
source of truth, and `DevCommandResult` carries it so embedded callers can
build URLs the same way.
The demo's dev step had the same defect - its own doc comment already
promised to key off what the server actually bound, but covered only the
port. It now uses the same helper.
The MCP origin allowlist already admitted `127.0.0.1` and `[::1]` alongside
`localhost`, so the new URL passes it unchanged; only its comment moved.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe development server now exposes its resolved bind address. CLI and demo URLs use that address, with wildcard mapping and IPv6 bracket formatting. Tests cover IPv4, IPv6, wildcard, loopback, and specific addresses. ChangesBind-aware development server URLs
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change improves the displayed development-server URL but also makes bindAddress mandatory in an exported command result, which may break existing embedded callers that construct that result. Merge readiness depends on confirming compatibility or explicitly accepting a breaking API change. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DevServer
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DevServer->>DevCommand: provide bindAddress and port
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serverDisplayUrl-->>DevCommand: return formatted URL
DevCommand->>Browser: open server URL
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| const serverUrl = serverDisplayUrl(devServer.bindAddress, boundPort); |
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When a generated OAuth integration enables PKCE and APP_URL is unset, opening this new 127.0.0.1 URL sets the host-only verifier cookie on 127.0.0.1, but cli/commands/generate/integration-generator.ts:446 still generates a localhost callback URI and lines 541-547 expect that cookie after the callback. The provider therefore switches hosts and the callback returns missing_pkce_verifier; derive the generated callback origin from the active request/server URL or otherwise keep it aligned with the URL opened here.
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| const serverUrl = `http://localhost:${result.port}`; | ||
| const serverUrl = serverDisplayUrl(result.bindAddress, result.port); |
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This changes the demo's displayed and opened origin to 127.0.0.1, but cli/commands/demo/steps.ts:44 still tells users the app will be at http://localhost:3000, while onboarding pages such as docs/getting-started/create-project.md:104-112 still show the old CLI output and explicitly claim localhost resolves to IPv4 on every machine. Update the demo copy, docs, templates, and examples that describe the public dev URL so they no longer contradict the command.
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In `@cli/commands/dev/command.ts`:
- Around line 67-72: Make DevCommandResult.bindAddress optional to preserve
compatibility for existing embedded callers, and update every URL consumer to
fall back to the IPv4 loopback address when bindAddress is absent. Keep using
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Keep DevCommandResult source-compatible.
Line 72 adds a required field to an exported result type. Existing embedded callers that construct DevCommandResult will fail type checking until they add this field.
Make bindAddress optional and use the IPv4 loopback fallback at URL consumers when it is absent. Otherwise, document and release this as an explicit breaking change. As per coding guidelines: “Preserve public API compatibility unless a breaking change is explicitly requested.”
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In `@cli/commands/dev/command.ts` around lines 67 - 72, Make
DevCommandResult.bindAddress optional to preserve compatibility for existing
embedded callers, and update every URL consumer to fall back to the IPv4
loopback address when bindAddress is absent. Keep using the returned bind
address when provided.
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Closing this — superseded by #3704, and the premise does not hold up. Printing Against that, this PR carried real costs:
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Follow-up to #3704, which fixed the port probe. This fixes the host half of the same bug. Independent of #3704 — different files, either order merges.
Problem
DevServerbindsthis.options.bindAddress ?? LOCALHOST.IPV4(server.ts:294). The CLI printedhttp://localhost:${boundPort}(command.ts:342).Those are different hosts.
localhostresolves to::1first on a dual-stack machine, so the URL the CLI printed named an address the server was not listening on. Browsers usually paper over it via Happy Eyeballs — but when some other process holds[::1]:port, it answers instead, which is exactly the failure reported against #3704:veryfront devprintedReady — http://localhost:3000and that URL served an unrelated app's 500.Fix
serverDisplayUrl(bindAddress, port)builds the URL from the address actually bound:127.0.0.1http://127.0.0.1:3000::1http://[::1]:3000(bracketed — a bare literal is not a valid authority)0.0.0.0/::192.168.1.5DevServernow exposesbindAddressas one source of truth; the two places that re-derived it inline route through it, so they cannot drift.DevCommandResultcarriesbindAddressalongsideport, mirroring howportis already threaded to embedded callers.Same defect in the demo path
cli/commands/demo/dev-step.tshad it too. Its doc comment already promised the printed and opened URLs "come from the port the server actually bound … or the viewer is sent to whatever process caused the collision" — correct about the port, silent about the host. Same helper now.MCP origin allowlist
cli/mcp/server.tsgates HTTP origins and its comment said "localhostis the hostname the CLI prints". The set already contained127.0.0.1and[::1], so the new URL passes unchanged — only the comment moved. Checked before changing the printed URL, not after.Testing
Test-first throughout. New
serverDisplayUrltests were stubbed against the old behavior so the assertions did the failing, not a module-not-found error:Demo path, before the change: 3 URL tests RED, the 2 unrelated lifecycle tests still green.
After:
ok | 11 passed (112 steps) | 0 failedacrosscli/commands/dev/+ the demo step, green on 3 consecutive runs.deno lint(56 files) anddeno checkclean.Local test-run noise (not from this change, flagged for honesty)
The full
cli/+src/server/dev-server/parallel run is not clean on my machine, in a way I verified is unrelated:cli/commands/push/command.test.ts(.vfignoreis covered by a.gitignore, sogit addrefuses it). Reproduced identically with my changes stashed on cleanorigin/main.dev-output.integration.test.tsin one run,start/commandMCP boundary in another, neither in a third. Different test each run under full-tree parallel load;dev-outputpasses in isolation andcli/commands/dev/is 3/3 green in parallel.CI is the arbiter here — flagging it rather than presenting a clean local run I did not get.
Not in scope
command.ts:362still printshttp://localhost:${mcpPort}/mcp. The MCP server callsserve(handler, { port })with no hostname, so it takes the adapter default rather thanLOCALHOST.IPV4— a genuinely different situation that deserves its own change, not a blind rename. TheonListendebug log inserver.tsalso still usesbuildLocalhostUrl;serverDisplayUrllives undercli/, andsrc/importing fromcli/would invert the layering.Summary by CodeRabbit
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