I'm currently using Browsersync inside visual studio 2015 enterprise as an external tool and with a click of a button added to the toolbar, it launches a cmd window.
This code for argument works:
/C browser-sync start --files "Content/*.css, Views/*.cshtml" --proxy localhost:7981 --logLevel debug -b "chrome" "firefox"
I'm having trouble in 2 things:
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how do I send the port dynamically instead of localhost:7981 so that it works in multiple projects?
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adding special arguments for chrome as the following works in cmd directly
start chrome "http://localhost:3000/" --new-Window --window-size=683,670 --window-position=682,64 --auto-open-devtools-for-tabs
but when I add it to the tool arguments it throws windows error cannot find program
/C browser-sync start --files "Content/*.css, Views/*.cshtml" --proxy localhost:7981 --logLevel debug -b "chrome --new-Window --window-size=683,670 --window-position=682,64 --auto-open-devtools-for-tabs" "firefox"
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