Dan Imhoff

@Domvel I believe the issue you're describing is that it's trying to add the styles to the same app, and I believe it's an issue with our schematics that's being...

@y0nd0 That error is coming from Cordova, not the Ionic CLI. Cordova projects manage plugin versions and variables as well as other metadata in `package.json` as well as `config.xml`. You...

@stuartin Thanks for the feedback! I added that as a troubleshooting note.

@redplane That command (and the Cordova browser platform) isn't fully supported. See https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/issues/3043. The solution is forthcoming and this issue will be updated when it arrives.

No plans to add HTTPS to `@ionic/app-scripts` for Ionic 3.

CLI 4.4.0 is out with an `--ssl` flag: ``` ionic serve --ssl ``` There are a few gotchas, which I've documented in the original issue description: https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/issues/3305#issue-332072032

@sebast1219 `ionic cordova run` with `--ssl` will work, but it seems the iOS wkwebview doesn't accept self-signed certificates. So, it should work with Android. The `--ssl` flag is an experimental...

@phal0r Likely, you are not using Ionic 4. This feature depends on the Angular CLI, which is not used in Ionic 3. See https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-cli/issues/3305#issuecomment-416695886

@GuerrillaCoder You can pass arguments to the Angular CLI in `ionic serve` with a separator, like so: ``` ionic serve --ssl -- --ssl-cert ./path/to/file --ssl-key ./path/to/file ``` The idea of...

@GuerrillaCoder Did you notice the separator (` -- `) in the command? With the separator, arguments after it are forwarded as-is to the Angular CLI. The command I posted works...