AI Changelog

New Features

Server: You can now disable the WebSocket server, giving you more control over your development environment.
Server: The new async API allows for more flexible server configurations, enhancing your development experience.
Client: The client.webSocketURL option now supports specifying the protocol, allowing for better customization of WebSocket connections.
Client: The client.hotEntry option is added, providing more control over hot module replacement behavior.
Client: The client.overlay option is now moved under the client property, streamlining configuration.
Server: The --open option now supports a URL pattern, making it easier to specify which page to open in the browser.

Server: The default value for the static option is now set to the public directory, simplifying your setup.
Server: The output for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses is improved, providing clearer information when starting the server.
Server: The logging for the client.logging option is now more consistent, enhancing the clarity of your development logs.
Server: The --open-page option is now better documented, making it easier to understand how to use it effectively.

Fix the handling of the port option, allowing you to use port 80 for the development server without issues.
Fix the WebSocket URL generation to ensure it works correctly with both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
Fix the overlay to correctly display error messages, improving the debugging experience during development.
Fix the handling of the allowedHosts option to prevent empty arrays, ensuring better security and configuration.
Fix the output description for invalid client options, providing clearer feedback when misconfigurations occur.

Update the documentation to include more examples for the --open and --open-page options, helping users better understand their usage.

Server: You can now disable the WebSocket server, giving you more control over your development environment.
Server: The new async API allows for more flexible server configurations, enhancing your development experience.
Client: The client.webSocketURL option now supports specifying the protocol, allowing for better customization of WebSocket connections.
Client: The client.hotEntry option is added, providing more control over hot module replacement behavior.
Client: The client.overlay option is now moved under the client property, streamlining configuration.
Server: The --open option now supports a URL pattern, making it easier to specify which page to open in the browser.

Server: The default value for the static option is now set to the public directory, simplifying your setup.
Server: The output for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses is improved, providing clearer information when starting the server.
Server: The logging for the client.logging option is now more consistent, enhancing the clarity of your development logs.
Server: The --open-page option is now better documented, making it easier to understand how to use it effectively.

Fix the handling of the port option, allowing you to use port 80 for the development server without issues.
Fix the WebSocket URL generation to ensure it works correctly with both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
Fix the overlay to correctly display error messages, improving the debugging experience during development.
Fix the handling of the allowedHosts option to prevent empty arrays, ensuring better security and configuration.
Fix the output description for invalid client options, providing clearer feedback when misconfigurations occur.

Update the documentation to include more examples for the --open and --open-page options, helping users better understand their usage.