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Fix FullStockTicketSample client address#25
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I think maybe we should remove that from the gitignore and then check it in? Thoughts @jamesdoran I don't think it will hurt at all |
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When I tried to run this out of the box from the command line, it wasn't working. The server was listening on
http://localhost:5000but the client was trying to connect tohttps://localhost:61282, presumably from an oldlaunchSettings.jsonprofile.On the subject of launch settings, if I open the solution in VS 2022, it generates a
launchSettings.jsonfile with a random port number. This means it's not going to run from the command line without tweaking the client connection address. I noticed that these files are ignored, but should they be? This StackOverflow question suggests not.I'm thinking they should be added, and the client connection addresses updated accordingly, so anyone running from the command line or from Visual Studio will get the same experience. I'm happy to add to this PR if you think that's the way to go.