Update the "Exposing a Node.js App Over 80/443 on a Subdomain in DDEV" blog post#532
Update the "Exposing a Node.js App Over 80/443 on a Subdomain in DDEV" blog post#532
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I'm dragging my feet on this just a little because would restore the previous behavior I think, and it's likely to make it into v1.25.1 |
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Let's update the blog with just a note that this won't work on version v1.25.0, so people should upgrade. |
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I agree, because we'll restore the earlier behavior in v1.25.1, which shouldn't be too far away. I didn't expect to work on this so soon, but it did inconvenience just a few people. |
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Looks good.
A couple of minor points in comments below.
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I pushed a commit with a warning about v1.25.0.
Looks good to me.
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The Issue
The existing instructions do not work anymore with DDEV v1.25.0 because of Traefik changes. And it works again in v1.25.1+.
How This PR Solves The Issue
The blog post is updated with instructions that work.
Related Issue Link(s)
ddev/ddev#8047 will probably make these instructions obsolete once completed. I have added a link to the issue.
Review at https://pr-532.ddev-com-fork-previews.pages.dev/blog/ddev-expose-node-app-on-subdomain/