fix(serve): support ipv6 by default #206
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For node's server.listen, if no hostname param is specified it'll adaptively pick the unspecified ipv6 address (`::`) when available or the unspecified ipv4 address (`0.0.0.0`) otherwise. This fix gets rid of the behavior where we manually default to `0.0.0.0` and rely on node's underlying handling of this. See here for the docs on node: https://nodejs.org/api/net.html#serverlistenport-host-backlog-callback:~:text=If%20host%20is%20omitted%2C%20the%20server%20will%20accept%20connections%20on%20the%20unspecified%20IPv6%20address%20(%3A%3A)%20when%20IPv6%20is%20available%2C%20or%20the%20unspecified%20IPv4%20address%20(0.0.0.0)%20otherwise.
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Hi @sinasab Nice fix! Thank you. I'll merge it and release a new version. |
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See context here: ponder-sh#1146 Upstream change to hono/node-server was included @ honojs/node-server#206 This PR bumps the version of hono/node-server to include the upstream change. I also added a test to ensure ipv6 works, which should help avoid future regressions as well!
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See context here: ponder-sh#1146 Upstream change to hono/node-server was included @ honojs/node-server#206 This PR bumps the version of hono/node-server to include the upstream change. I also added a test to ensure ipv6 works, which should help avoid future regressions as well!
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* chore: bumping hono/node-server to support ipv6 See context here: #1146 Upstream change to hono/node-server was included @ honojs/node-server#206 This PR bumps the version of hono/node-server to include the upstream change. I also added a test to ensure ipv6 works, which should help avoid future regressions as well! * Update stupid-cooks-wash.md --------- Co-authored-by: typedarray <90073088+0xOlias@users.noreply.github.com>
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For node's server.listen, if no hostname param is specified it'll adaptively pick the unspecified ipv6 address (
::) when available or the unspecified ipv4 address (0.0.0.0) otherwise. This fix gets rid of the behavior where we manually default to0.0.0.0and rely on node's underlying handling of this.Since most modern systems should support ipv6, I also added a test case on this new behavior.
See here for the docs on node: https://nodejs.org/api/net.html#serverlistenport-host-backlog-callback:~:text=If%20host%20is%20omitted%2C%20the%20server%20will%20accept%20connections%20on%20the%20unspecified%20IPv6%20address%20(%3A%3A)%20when%20IPv6%20is%20available%2C%20or%20the%20unspecified%20IPv4%20address%20(0.0.0.0)%20otherwise.