Instead of forcing a port in Procfile, unset Foremans's PORT #111
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Foreman sets the PORT environment variable to 5000 by default
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This lets the user define the PORT in |
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Foreman sets the PORT environment variable to 5000 by default See rails/jsbundling-rails#111
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Foreman sets the PORT environment variable to 5000 by default See rails/jsbundling-rails#111
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Foreman sets the PORT environment variable to 5000 by default See rails/jsbundling-rails#111
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Foreman sets the PORT environment variable to 5000 by default