Bolero ignores ASPNETCORE_HTTP_PORTS environment variable

[MichaelMay81]

I want to deploy Bolero in the aspnet docker image from Microsoft.
This needs the app to listen on port 8080. The image enforces this with the env variable ASPNETCORE_HTTP_PORTS.
But Bolero seems to ignore this.

Anyone know how do I get this env variable to work?
Or a workaround?

[MichaelMay81]

One way to activate this, was to add it by hand:

match System.Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable "ASPNETCORE_HTTP_PORTS" with | null -> () | port -> webHost.UseUrls $"http://localhost:{port}" |> ignore

[Tarmil]

Hmm, normally this should work. The Bolero project template uses WebApplication.CreateBuilder, just like standard ASP.NET Core templates, and not the older WebHost.CreateDefaultBuilder that the documentation says doesn't support ASPNETCORE_HTTP_PORTS.

[Bananas-Are-Yellow]

I just tried the latest template (version 0.23.19) and it seems to use the older WebHost.CreateDefaultBuilder.

According to dotnet new update --check-only, version 0.23.19 is the latest project template, but I can see newer versions here:

https://github.com/fsbolero/Template/releases

How do I get these newer versions?