docs: update planned peer discovery to match current feature#71
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Reflect that the devcontainer feature now uses GMUXD_LISTEN env var (not a config file), and document GMUXD_TOKEN / docker exec as the two approaches for host-side token acquisition. Fix Tailscale casing.
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Try this PRcurl -sSfL https://gmux.app/install-pr.sh | sh -s -- 71Requires GitHub CLI with auth. Artifacts expire after 7 days. |
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Small update to the Peer Discovery & Aggregation planned page to reflect the current state of the devcontainer feature:
devcontainer.metadatalabel (from the devcontainer spec), not a customgmux.peer=truelabelGMUXD_LISTEN=0.0.0.0viacontainerEnv, not a config fileGMUXD_TOKENfor managed lifecycle,docker exec gmuxd authfor existing containersCompanion to gmuxapp/features#2 which fixes the feature itself.