feat(config): make login port dynamic to avoid conflicts #389
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The startup script now finds an available port for the login server, starting from 3000, instead of using a hardcoded value. This prevents startup failures when the default port is already in use. The dynamically chosen port is then used by the modal-login server, passed as an environment variable to the docker container, and used in the application's configuration file.
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The startup script now finds an available port for the login server, starting from 3000, instead of using a hardcoded value.
This prevents startup failures when the default port is already in use. The dynamically chosen port is then used by the modal-login server, passed as an environment variable to the docker container, and used in the application's configuration file.