Set 'storybook.thegulocal.com' as an allowed host in storybook#15733
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What does this change?
Adds
storybook.thegulocal.comas an allowed host in storybookcore.allowedHostsconfig.It also extends the list of make commands to include
storybook-proxy. Running this will open storybook on the storybook.thegulocal.com domain by default, reducing some friction whilst devloping of having to remember the domain. This has been added as a separate command rather than extending the currentstorybookcommand so that users are not forced to use nginx mappings.Why?
Storybook's dev server validates the
Hostheader on incoming requests and rejects any host not explicitly allowed, returning a 403. When accessing Storybook via the local reverse proxy at storybook.thegulocal.com (rather than localhost:4002 directly), requests were being rejected with an invalid host error.Adding the proxy domain to allowedHosts allows Storybook to be accessed through the nginx reverse proxy, which is necessary for developing components, such as videos with subtitles, that require a specific origin to satisfy cross-origin policies.
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