Update authentication.md to note port 8080 vs 5000 #11722
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The installation done describe the ports and their use. Might be better to copy that or put this inside is a tip banner |
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I can't say the best way to do things, but I think it would be helpful to note the ports on the auth page for people updating an existing installation, as they likely won't be reading the installation page, and it's easy to miss that detail in the release notes. Whatever you think is best! |
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Co-authored-by: Nicolas Mowen <[email protected]>
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Port 8080 was described in release notes but not docs. This could save some confusion. Hope this helps!