Angular CLI 7: How can I use random port with e2e?
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Background
I'm running e2e-tests using a selenium server in CI, which results in following addition to my protractor.conf.js:
directConnect: false,
seleniumAddress: '...',
Issue
When upgrading Angular CLI from 1.7.2 to 7.0.6 I ran into this issue.
In CLI 1.7.2 running ng e2e would serve my app using a randomly assigned port which would also be fed to the selenium server, enabling it to access my app successfully.
In CLI 7.0.6 my app is served on port 4200 instead. If i supply --port=0 it would serve my app on a randomly assigned port, however instead http://<hostname>:0 is fed to the selenium server, meaning it would try to access my app as such which fails.
How could I get a similar behavior in CLI 7?
selenium angular-e2e angular-cli-v7
edited Nov 23 '18 at 16:32
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Background
I'm running e2e-tests using a selenium server in CI, which results in following addition to my protractor.conf.js:
directConnect: false,
seleniumAddress: '...',
Issue
When upgrading Angular CLI from 1.7.2 to 7.0.6 I ran into this issue.
In CLI 1.7.2 running ng e2e would serve my app using a randomly assigned port which would also be fed to the selenium server, enabling it to access my app successfully.
In CLI 7.0.6 my app is served on port 4200 instead. If i supply --port=0 it would serve my app on a randomly assigned port, however instead http://<hostname>:0 is fed to the selenium server, meaning it would try to access my app as such which fails.
How could I get a similar behavior in CLI 7?
selenium angular-e2e angular-cli-v7
edited Nov 23 '18 at 16:32
iLuvLogix
1,638726
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:08
ChrisJChrisJ
64
Why you need random port for each run?
– Will Huang
Mar 16 at 15:10
@WillHuang My guess is running multiple processes in parallel inside a CI/CD server.
– Yuri
Mar 20 at 13:28
@Yuri I think it's very easy to achieve by changing the scripts with various variables dynamically.
– Will Huang
Mar 20 at 14:08
add a comment |
Background
I'm running e2e-tests using a selenium server in CI, which results in following addition to my protractor.conf.js:
directConnect: false,
seleniumAddress: '...',
Issue
When upgrading Angular CLI from 1.7.2 to 7.0.6 I ran into this issue.
In CLI 1.7.2 running ng e2e would serve my app using a randomly assigned port which would also be fed to the selenium server, enabling it to access my app successfully.
In CLI 7.0.6 my app is served on port 4200 instead. If i supply --port=0 it would serve my app on a randomly assigned port, however instead http://<hostname>:0 is fed to the selenium server, meaning it would try to access my app as such which fails.
How could I get a similar behavior in CLI 7?
selenium angular-e2e angular-cli-v7
edited Nov 23 '18 at 16:32
iLuvLogix
1,638726
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:08
ChrisJChrisJ
64
Background
I'm running e2e-tests using a selenium server in CI, which results in following addition to my protractor.conf.js:
directConnect: false,
seleniumAddress: '...',
Issue
When upgrading Angular CLI from 1.7.2 to 7.0.6 I ran into this issue.
In CLI 1.7.2 running ng e2e would serve my app using a randomly assigned port which would also be fed to the selenium server, enabling it to access my app successfully.
In CLI 7.0.6 my app is served on port 4200 instead. If i supply --port=0 it would serve my app on a randomly assigned port, however instead http://<hostname>:0 is fed to the selenium server, meaning it would try to access my app as such which fails.
How could I get a similar behavior in CLI 7?
selenium angular-e2e angular-cli-v7
selenium angular-e2e angular-cli-v7
edited Nov 23 '18 at 16:32
iLuvLogix
1,638726
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:08
ChrisJChrisJ
64
edited Nov 23 '18 at 16:32
iLuvLogix
1,638726
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:08
ChrisJChrisJ
64
edited Nov 23 '18 at 16:32
iLuvLogix
1,638726
edited Nov 23 '18 at 16:32
iLuvLogix
1,638726
edited Nov 23 '18 at 16:32
iLuvLogix
1,638726
1,638726
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:08
ChrisJChrisJ
64
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:08
ChrisJChrisJ
64
asked Nov 23 '18 at 15:08
ChrisJChrisJ
64
64
Why you need random port for each run?
– Will Huang
Mar 16 at 15:10
@WillHuang My guess is running multiple processes in parallel inside a CI/CD server.
– Yuri
Mar 20 at 13:28
@Yuri I think it's very easy to achieve by changing the scripts with various variables dynamically.
– Will Huang
Mar 20 at 14:08
add a comment |
Why you need random port for each run?
– Will Huang
Mar 16 at 15:10
@WillHuang My guess is running multiple processes in parallel inside a CI/CD server.
– Yuri
Mar 20 at 13:28
@Yuri I think it's very easy to achieve by changing the scripts with various variables dynamically.
– Will Huang
Mar 20 at 14:08
Why you need random port for each run?
– Will Huang
Mar 16 at 15:10
Why you need random port for each run?
– Will Huang
Mar 16 at 15:10
@WillHuang My guess is running multiple processes in parallel inside a CI/CD server.
– Yuri
Mar 20 at 13:28
@WillHuang My guess is running multiple processes in parallel inside a CI/CD server.
– Yuri
Mar 20 at 13:28
@Yuri I think it's very easy to achieve by changing the scripts with various variables dynamically.
– Will Huang
Mar 20 at 14:08
@Yuri I think it's very easy to achieve by changing the scripts with various variables dynamically.
– Will Huang
Mar 20 at 14:08
add a comment |
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Why you need random port for each run?
– Will Huang
Mar 16 at 15:10
@WillHuang My guess is running multiple processes in parallel inside a CI/CD server.
– Yuri
Mar 20 at 13:28
@Yuri I think it's very easy to achieve by changing the scripts with various variables dynamically.
– Will Huang
Mar 20 at 14:08