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Add a helper function in server-address
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Remove ip from dependency
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Make mock response from networkInterfaces correct
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Add condition check
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Add some unit test
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Change default address to 0.0.0.0
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I am curious whether returning
0.0.0.0makes sense. Can the Storybook server be reached in the browser when0.0.0.0is used? If not, I would rather returnnull/undefinedand handle it appropriately in thegetServerAddressesfunction. It should returnnetworkAddress: undefined. In this case, the network address shouldn't be logged at all to the user's console, after the server starts.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I'm not sure which returned value is better. The Storybook server is reachable via
0.0.0.0in my browsers. Maybe it also depends on how to interpret 'On your network' in the log.