Fix provided port in docs

[ByteAfterlife]

The port in the docker compose seems to be 8400, however the docs say it's 3000. Users may not know why they are seeing Connection refused issues

[evroon]

Hmm port 8400 is the backend and 3000 is the frontend. But it seems like 3000 is missing in docker-compose.yml so that should be fixed instead:

https://github.com/evroon/bracket/blob/master/docker-compose.yml#L24

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[ByteAfterlife]

I'm able to log into the Web UI and do everything through port 8400 through the current main docker compose, I'm not sure if by "fix" you meant add 3000 as another mapping, but so I did that.

[evroon]

Hmm but on port 8400 you should still be accessing the backend, not the frontend right?

[ByteAfterlife]

Hmm but on port 8400 you should still be accessing the backend, not the frontend right?

Honestly, I'm not sure, sorry.

[evroon]

Ah I was confused, sorry. This is about the Docker container that contains the backend and serves the frontend via the backend FastAPI webserver. So the frontend indeed gets served via localhost:8400 and you were correct at first.

Sorry for the confusion, but could you revert your last commit again? We indeed only have to fix the port in the docs like you did initially

[ByteAfterlife]

Sorry for the confusion, but could you revert your last commit again? We indeed only have to fix the port in the docs like you did initially

Done!