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Looks like the cleanest way to get around this consistently and reliably is to set an environment variable which will manually associate a port number to all the URLs.
Containers/services themselves are extremely customizable, can have multiple ports and getting the right information at the right time for every use-case is simply going to create more problems than it would solve.
For now I'm working on something which uses PYGMY_WEB_PORT and injects it into the list of endpoints.
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fubarhouse commentedon May 21, 2025
Looks like the cleanest way to get around this consistently and reliably is to set an environment variable which will manually associate a port number to all the URLs.
Containers/services themselves are extremely customizable, can have multiple ports and getting the right information at the right time for every use-case is simply going to create more problems than it would solve.
For now I'm working on something which uses
PYGMY_WEB_PORTand injects it into the list of endpoints.