Update docker-compose.yml #51
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| @@ -3,4 +3,4 @@ services : | |||
| web : | |||
| image: "trainwithshubham/notes-app:latest" | |||
| ports : | |||
| - "8000:8000" | |||
| - "8000:8080" | |||
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Port Mapping Mismatch Detected
The docker-compose.yml changes the port mapping from "8000:8000" to "8000:8080". However, the application is not configured to listen on port 8080. This mismatch will prevent the application from being accessible as intended.
Action Required:
- Update the application’s configuration to listen on port 8080 or
- Revert the docker-compose.yml port mapping back to "8000:8000".
Consider enhancing the PR description to clearly explain the rationale behind the port mapping change.
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Verify application configuration for new internal port
The port mapping has been changed from "8000:8000" to "8000:8080". While the external port remains 8000, the internal port is now 8080. This change could potentially break the application if it's still configured to run on port 8000 inside the container.
Please ensure that:
- The application inside the container is configured to listen on port 8080.
- Any related configurations (e.g., Nginx, application code) that might reference the internal port are updated accordingly.
To verify the application's configuration, you can run the following command:
If the application is not configured to use port 8080, you'll need to either:
- Update the application to listen on port 8080, or
- Revert the docker-compose.yml change back to "8000:8000"
Consider updating the PR description to accurately reflect this port mapping change, as the current description "add new changers" is vague and doesn't provide useful information about the actual changes made.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the application is configured to use port 8080
# Search for port configuration in Python files
echo "Searching for port configuration in Python files:"
rg --type py "port\s*=\s*8080" || echo "No matches found for port 8080 in Python files"
# Search for port configuration in configuration files
echo -e "\nSearching for port configuration in configuration files:"
rg --type yaml --type json "port.*8080" || echo "No matches found for port 8080 in configuration files"
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