Force curl to use IPv4 #758
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Due to a curl bug, `curl localhost` doesn't work if there's an IPv6 entry in /etc/hosts
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Sweet, thanks! There is another mention of |
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Np. I'll send a PR with those references updated as well. |
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Due to a curl bug,
curl localhostdoesn't work if there's an IPv6 entry in/etc/hosts(I believe OSX Yosemite has this by default).Say you've run
npm startmanually. When you run your project from XCode the build will fail citing:On any subsequent compile you must quit the packager first before compilation to avoid the compile time error (PITA).
There is only one packager instance running, but the script fails to detect the instance properly. Another possible solution (instead of forcing IPv4 mode) would be to use
0.0.0.0in place oflocalhost.