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Mark Young

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Posted in How to use Dev Containers with Rails Discussion

October 4, 2024 4:33pm

At 13:11 we see the devcontainer being viewed in a browser on port 3001, at 13:37 we see the app is listening on port 3000. Is that how the ports map between the laptop and the container?

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