1.3.15Desktop
Bring a workspace to your own localhost
Forward a running workspace to your machine on the exact port numbers its code expects, so its app, API and database answer on your own localhost. Padar checks what is already using those ports first, tells you what is holding each one, and the ports that are free come across without waiting on the ones that are not.
New
- Bring a workspace to your own localhost. A remote workspace's services — its app, its API, its database — show up on your machine on the same port numbers the project expects, so you can open and test the whole running stack from your own browser without leaving your laptop.
- Padar checks those ports before it forwards. If something on your machine is already using one, it names the program holding it and gives you the command to stop it — or frees it in a click, one port at a time. The ports that are free forward on their own, so a single port you are already using no longer holds up the rest.
Improved
- When another workspace already has these ports on your machine, the panel names it and forwarding here takes them over — instead of quietly offering to forward ports that were plainly in use.