Framework: doc: "http-server -o -c -1" not working correct on "127.0.0.1:8080"

[ghost]

"http-server -o -c -1" besides beeing really a bit ugly, does not serve the todo correctly.

When I apply changes and stop/start the server, the changes do not appear.

next thing I know, they appear, then again not.

My workaround is to use firefox, which display things correct, and I was able to finish the tutorial.

then I realized that I went to http://127.0.0.1:8080/, as mentioned by the server:

P:\sand\aurelia>http-server -o -c -1
Starting up http-server, serving ./
Available on:
  http://192.168.56.1:8080
  http://192.168.1.2:8080
  http://127.0.0.1:8080

going to localhost:8080 or the other ip's => things work fine.

(Note that I am in the role of a newcomer, so don't tell me things about IP's, loopback-interfaces etc. - things did not work as described, on a standard win10 machine. )

[AshleyGrant]

When filing issues, please use the issue template. It is utilized to help us gather information that will help us triage the issue you have filed.

For example, you have not mentioned which document you are referring to, which meant I had to spend time figuring out which specific document needs to be reviewed.

@EisenbergEffect I'll fix this document issue after I finish the meeting I have with a client in a few minutes.

[ghost]

When filing issues, please use the issue template.

Use imagination: possibly I saw the template, and refused to use it?

(an issue-template cannot replace a decent issue-tracker, which the github one simply don't is)

which meant I had to spend time figuring out

Sounds fair, and I really hope it took you long.

See, I spent (or better: lost) time whilst struggling with your instructions.

Then I spend time to file this issue (instead of simply going on).

And now I'll spend (again) time to explain something to you:

I tried to copy the URL of the tutorial I was on, yet something went wrong, and this URL showed some different location (this happened before). This was again a fault on your (Aurelia) side, but I was really too tired to look it up.

Bad boy I am, did not my homework.

[AshleyGrant]

Actually, after further testing, this command works fine on my Windows 10 machine.

[ghost]

AshleyGrant commented a minute from now

Github went nuts!

@AshleyGrant , now change the code (add something to the title) and restart. See if the change comes up.

[AshleyGrant]

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[ghost]

(you are aware about the logical/ethical errors in your CoC? Anyway, can you please focus at the issue at hand?

If you change the code (add something to the title) and restart, does the change come up?