pub fn ws_bind_host() -> StringExpand description
Bind a WebSocket server. Blocks; returns Unit on shutdown (the
process is normally killed before that).
The interface the net.serve_ws* family binds to (#719).
All four WS servers bound 127.0.0.1 unconditionally, so a
containerised deployment could not accept cross-container
connections at all — ev-fleet’s lex-csms was running a socat
sidecar to republish the loopback listener on the container
interface.
LEX_WS_HOST is the same escape hatch the legacy HTTP path already
uses for its own options (ServeOpts::from_env, alongside
LEX_NET_INLINE_VM and LEX_NET_HTTP2): it fixes an existing
deployment without touching the program or its signatures.
The default stays 127.0.0.1. Widening what an existing program
listens on, on upgrade and without anybody asking, is not a bug fix
— a server that was only ever reachable from localhost must not
silently become reachable from the network.