Ensure bazel server starts on IPv4 only #1575
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When building on macOS with the docker-container driver, there are errors connecting between the server and client used internally by bazel. It appears that the server binds to '[::1]:0' and the client for some reason can't connect. Update to specify that the server should prefer IPv4 over IPv6 addresses, which appears to resolve the issue.
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When building on macOS with the docker-container driver, there are errors connecting between the server and client used internally by bazel. It appears that the server binds to
[::1]:0and the client for some reason can't connect.Update to specify that the server should prefer IPv4 over IPv6 addresses, which appears to resolve the issue.