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[Bug]: Storybook opens automatically though CLI doc implicitly suggests otherwise #6062
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Actually this behavior is a real nuisance for our development team. While we have the ability to configure the Redwood dev server's behavior in [browser]
open = false there seems to be no way to configure Storybook to act alike, other than adding It'd be awesome if that could be changed in v3 or if there would be any means of configuring that w/o having to supply the CLI option manually everytime. |
Sorry for delay on getting back to you @Philzen! I just had an discussion with team and I think we should update the doc and mention what's the default behavior of command is for this case. We usually try to do that but missed it somehow for this one. Thanks for bring it up! |
@Tobbe bumped for Josh's comment above? |
The CLI doc explicitly lists the
--open
command option and does not make any statement about this happening anyways – which tells me as a reader that it won't automatically try to open up any new browser windows on my system.https://redwoodjs.com/docs/cli-commands#storybook
It should at least mention that
--open
is the default behavior anyway (so it's partially pointless to list it here) and also inform about the--no-open
option.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: