Make webserver work for windows / edge

[tauri-apps]

Make webserver work for windows / edge

[tensor-programming]

Will have to look into this. There is no way aside from building a custom PS script to bypass admin, even then it's not very secure.

[nothingismagick]

This is a direct citation from the boscop repo. Maybe we should discuss this there too?

[tensor-programming]

I saw that. I can push it back downstream if I find a solution, I do need to look at how and why this happens before I can have a real discussion about it. Since this problem only will happen with us when we use a webserver in production, its possible that we won't have to address it.

Loopback is permitted only for development purposes. Usage by a Windows Runtime app installed outside of Visual Studio is not permitted. Further, a Windows Runtime app can use an IP loopback only as the target address for a client network request.

You can read all about it here.

[nothingismagick]

Wow - that's ugly - but understandable nonetheless.

[tensor-programming]

We will find something. If its only for development then its not as much of an issue. If its in production then we need to perhaps bundle a small script in the executable and tell the user to run it with admin privileges the first time.

[tensor-programming]

With production at least, we can schedule a powershell script to execute from the installer and bundle it into the msi. Then we just elevate the MSI to admin to execute it prior to executing the actual installation. As for the dev pipeline, it might just be a good idea to tell the users to run the script in the readme until an alternative can be found. Or maybe we can just supply a script that they can use. I've found that you really only need to run the command once and then its active.

So either we can just tell them to run it on their first time (on a new machine) or add it to the bundler-cli and have it run that one time if in windows.

[nothingismagick]

I think will be closed by the merge of feature/no-server

[nothingismagick]

At least it seems so that final bundles will not have this problem.

[tensor-programming]

Alright, well lets close this for now; make a note of the command in the documentation and revisit it if it becomes a problem in the future.