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[WIP] Fix config so we can run in production mode#158
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This fixes some config defaults so we can run the service in production mode.
Basically just had to configure the allowedOrigins for web sockets - we're not using web sockets at the moment, so this doesn't really matter... just set it to the BASE_URL from the environment.
With this change, I was able to run
npm install --productionand thennpm run startwhich brings the service up in production mode. I then ran the cypress tests, and everything is green.I also updated the Dockerfile to build and run in production.