[ ] User set up docs.local: 3000 as an address, but when visiting in browser, it (a) showed a cert warning, (b) sent the request to somewhere that wasn't localhost:3000. This was determined to be some kind of strange Bonjour problem. Advised
[ ] warn MacOS users if they add a .local alias if they're on a Mac
[x] update quickstart / docs to explicitly recommend .test and .localhost
[ ] also warn against .dev (all environments)
[x] User saw a strange TLS warning in the localias logs when starting up, but was not related to the above problem and could not reproduce. Most likely transient caddy warning? Look into this just in case it's something we can deal with.
[x] localias run should warn if the daemon is known to be running.
[x] debug command for creating github issues, making it easier to reproduce problems. What kind of dns/lookup commands should someone run if they hit this issue?
On MacOS, installed via brew
docs.local: 3000as an address, but when visiting in browser, it (a) showed a cert warning, (b) sent the request to somewhere that wasn't localhost:3000. This was determined to be some kind of strange Bonjour problem. Advised.localalias if they're on a Mac.testand.localhost.dev(all environments)localias runshould warn if the daemon is known to be running.