hermit: Upgrade servedir to 0.0.3 #235
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Upgrade servedir to 0.0.3 so I can make use of its new feature to configure it via environment variables. Because my web browser is on a different machine to where I do development (my server), using `make serve` does not work for me with the defaults - I want to set the port and specify `-a`. This has always meant keeping a dirty `Makefile` around with my parameters on the servedir invocation. Now I can use `direnv` and put a `.envrc` file in my evy directory that contains my config for how I want to run servedir and not keep a dirty Makefile around (I have `.envrc` in my git global ignore since I never want to commit that).
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Upgrade servedir to 0.0.3 so I can make use of its new feature to
configure it via environment variables. Because my web browser is on a
different machine to where I do development (my server), using
make servedoes not work for me with the defaults - I want to set theport and specify
-a. This has always meant keeping a dirtyMakefilearound with my parameters on the servedir invocation.
Now I can use
direnvand put a.envrcfile in my evy directory thatcontains my config for how I want to run servedir and not keep a dirty
Makefile around (I have
.envrcin my git global ignore since I neverwant to commit that).