Add more configuration options - #63
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@codegangsta Any chance you would be willing to merge this? We've gotten a lot of great use out of gin, and the changes here should be backwards-compatible while adding support for additional use cases. |
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@codegangsta any update on this? it has been pretty well tested, does not break the existing API and adds a must-have capability for many repos. |
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Binding to a specific interface was just added with #88 -- if anyone wants to resolve conflicts I'd be happy to merge the second option. |
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This PR allows the user to:
Bind a particular interface. This is useful both for security (so you don't expose your development server), and also lets you bind to 127.0.0.1 to prevent OSX from launching a warning dialog when your firewall's on. (I avoided this to retain backwards-compatibility, but the ideal default would be to bind to 127.0.0.1.)
Choose a separate build and watch path. This is useful for many projects which nest their main packages inside of the repository.