You may need to upgrade your ClojureScript version.

I just upgraded to 0.5.4-3 and it seems like :websocket-host has no effect 😕 .. the client always tries to connect to localhost:3449

^ edited version number and port

anyone else seeing this or am I screwing this up? .. my lein figwheel is running inside a docker instance and I get the index.html served correctly through localhost

;; If no code is to be run, set :figwheel true for continued automagical reloading
                :figwheel {:on-jsload "teamchat.core/on-js-reload"
                           :websocket-host "localhost"}

^ this is what I have in [:cljsbuilds :builds 0 :figwheel]

creating a test project to test it out

ok, confirmed on a new project

logged an issue here: https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel/issues/431

will continue looking at it

:websocket-host only manipulates the host name not the port

@verma ^

oh

This did change

It was a bug

oh ok, I was wondering

alright, so the figwheel socket will always connect over 3449?

my use case is that my figwheel runs behind a proxy since I have to proxy multiple APIs my cljs app calls into

so my web listens on port 80 and everything is proxied under that ... /api/1 /api/2

Even the figwheel websocket?

for now I have opened up port 3449 on my proxy (nginx) and routed traffic through to figwheel-host:3449/figwheel-ws

yes

since websocket-host was overriding the port as well, so it felt natural

You can use :websocket-url

Look at the new docs on it in the readme.

yeah, I noticed a change around that, so that's the recommended approach? (I will update the issue)

ok

:thumbsup: for websocket-url though, since I can now do wss for one of my projects 🙂

ok, issue updated and closed, thanks @bhauman

works as expected :thumbsup:

@bhauman: upgrading to the latest clojurescript fixed the warnings right up, thanks!