chore: replace localhost:3000 with stable portless URLs for development#16063
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chore: replace localhost:3000 with stable portless URLs for development#16063
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📦 esbuild Bundle Analysis for payloadThis analysis was generated by esbuild-bundle-analyzer. 🤖
Largest pathsThese visualization shows top 20 largest paths in the bundle.Meta file: packages/next/meta_index.json, Out file: esbuild/index.js
Meta file: packages/payload/meta_index.json, Out file: esbuild/index.js
Meta file: packages/payload/meta_shared.json, Out file: esbuild/exports/shared.js
Meta file: packages/richtext-lexical/meta_client.json, Out file: esbuild/exports/client_optimized/index.js
Meta file: packages/ui/meta_client.json, Out file: esbuild/exports/client_optimized/index.js
Meta file: packages/ui/meta_shared.json, Out file: esbuild/exports/shared_optimized/index.js
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AlessioGr
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Mar 27, 2026
| return new Response(response.body, { | ||
| headers: { | ||
| 'Content-Disposition': `attachment; filename="${asciiFileName}"; filename*=UTF-8''${encodedFileName}`, | ||
| 'Content-Length': response.headers.get('content-length') || '', |
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Valid bug this PR exposed. 'Content-Length': '' is invalid - the || '' fallback sends an empty string. Works without portless because Next.js serves the response directly, but any HTTP proxy (including portless) rejects this with HPE_INVALID_CONTENT_LENGTH
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Previously every dev server and test run used
localhost:3000, which caused constant port conflicts when running other apps locally, and was especially painful for AI agents that had to discover and manage ports. Hardcodedlocalhost:3000port references were scattered across multiple test files with no single source of truth.This adds portless as a dev dependency and wraps all dev scripts with it. Every dev server now gets a stable URL at
http://payload-monorepo.localhost:1355regardless of what else is running - portless handles port assignment automatically behind the scenes. A sharedserverURLhelper (test/__helpers/shared/serverURL.ts) replaces all the hardcodedlocalhost:3000references so there's exactly one place to change if the URL ever needs updating (e.g. we might want to use https by default in the future - currently https is too glitchy).Everything works on fresh clones with just
pnpm installsince portless is a devDependency and the proxy auto-starts. To bypass portless entirely, set PORTLESS=0Examples
Example: You're working on both the payload monorepo and the Payload website that also runs a Next.js dev server. Without portless, both default to port 3000 - you have to stop one before starting the other, or manually remember that one project is using a different port:
Will you reliably remember which url belongs to which project at this very moment? No? The agent also will not. Then suddenly you exit project A, restart project B, and the port changes. You get confused? The agent will too.
With portless, the monorepo is always at
http://payload-monorepo.localhost:1355and you can give the other project its own name, so they coexist without conflict and you never have to think about ports.changes into