Should allowedDevOrigins include your IP address?
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Spectacled bear posted this in #help-forum
Spectacled bearOP
I've noticed an issue with the allowedDevOrigins update, as it breaks the network development by default. I've filed an issue under https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/96241.
I got a comment that says that the documentation mentions this to be intentional, although I interpreted it differently. What is this "unauthorized access" we are guarding against? And shouldn't we block the rest of the application as well (because we now only block Webpack/Turbopack HRM)?
I believe that we should allow local development by default, including across a network. Does anyone think differently, and why?
I got a comment that says that the documentation mentions this to be intentional, although I interpreted it differently. What is this "unauthorized access" we are guarding against? And shouldn't we block the rest of the application as well (because we now only block Webpack/Turbopack HRM)?
I believe that we should allow local development by default, including across a network. Does anyone think differently, and why?