Share tunnels on the HTTPS port, and show them as a status badge - #89
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The service started to list two URLs per tunnel port, and the first one carried the port number, such as https://<id>.euw.devtunnels.ms:3000/. The skill and the orchestrator both took the first URL, so a shared app needed that port open on the visitor's network. Both now take the URL on the standard HTTPS port. A URL the orchestrator remembered with its own port number is shown in that form as well. Commit c160978 marked a box that shares an app with a globe link next to its disk use, which read like a measurement. The card now shows a "shared" status badge after "still running", with a purple dot of its own.
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Two follow-ups from testing #85 on the deployment.
Tunnel URLs on port 443
The service now lists two URLs per tunnel port, in this order:
The skill and the orchestrator both took the first one, so a shared app needed port 3000 (or whatever the app's port is) open on the visitor's network. Both now take the URL on the standard HTTPS port:
orchestrator/src/tunnels.tspicks the URL without a port of its own. A remembered row with a:portURL is shown in the-portform too, so existing rows need no cleanup.jqfilter that picks the same form.A status badge instead of the globe link
The globe marker next to the disk use read like a measurement. The card now shows a shared status badge (or "2 shared") right after "still running", with a purple dot (
--shared: #a78bfa, a new status colour). The info page shows it in its badge row too, and still lists the URLs.Testing
:portURL.