Hi everyone, I'm setting up a SCA store. SCA versi...
# suitecommercet
Tehseen Ahmed
08/23/2019, 6:50 AMHi everyone, I'm setting up a SCA store. SCA version is 2019.1.4 and SuiteCommerce extensions management bundle version is 2019.1.1. I have setup SCA and theme developer tool on my local machine but I'm unable to run both instances simultaneously because of conflict with ports. both instances are running on port 7777. I found the following article and followed the steps highlighted in it but couldn't get this issue resolved. https://developers.suitecommerce.com/section1556655010 any help would be highly appreciated. @Steve Goldberg @Mike Lynch
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Joaquin Vigna (BrokenRubik)
08/23/2019, 6:52 PMHello there, this is happening to us too, but there is a few tricks that you can do if you touch the gulp task
Joaquin Vigna (BrokenRubik)
08/23/2019, 7:00 PMjust for temporally local development, go to your themFolder/gulp/config/config,json
and set the port value to 7778 and
output to ""../sca/LocalDistribution/tmp" (if you sca folders calls "sca"), basically the idea is change the port to don't get a conflict and then copy the processes styles under the LocalDistribution of SCA
Joaquin Vigna (BrokenRubik)
08/23/2019, 7:04 PMFinally on the scaFolder/gulp/tasks/local.js we need to change the whoServices function
You need to change the url of the templates from null to
${protocol}://${host}/tmp/shopping-templates.jsJoaquin Vigna (BrokenRubik)
08/23/2019, 7:06 PMAlso before the if(process.is_SCA_devTools) line, you need to comment the line: css.url = null;
Joaquin Vigna (BrokenRubik)
08/23/2019, 7:07 PMwe do a little bit more complex solution to do this with flags on our gulp task. We will create post or something like this to help with this type of situation