Free Vite/SSR ports and clear stale pidfile in conductor run script#7
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Why: starting bin/dev would frequently fail because port 3036 (Vite) or 13714 (SSR) was still bound from a previous run, or because a stale tmp/pids/server.pid blocked Rails from booting. Killing only :3000 left those failure modes intact. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
runscript inconductor.jsonto also free ports 3036 (Vite) and 13714 (SSR) in addition to 3000, and to remove a staletmp/pids/server.pidbefore bootingbin/dev. Previously, only port 3000 was killed, so a leftover Vite/SSR process or pidfile from a prior workspace run would blockbin/devfrom starting cleanly.Test plan
bin/devboots even with stale Vite/SSR processes or a leftover server.pid.🤖 Generated with Claude Code