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| name | client-extension-routing |
| description | Activate this skill when editing client-extension.yaml configuration files or scaffolding new client extensions. |
When modifying client extensions, the following routing configuration constraints must be followed:
When modifying client-extension.yaml files, NEVER change or remove .serviceAddress: localhost:3001 or .serviceScheme manually to fix Docker or LDM routing issues.
Liferay automatically updates the shared routes context with the correct internal endpoint when the generated .zip file is copied to the Liferay osgi/client-extensions deploy folder. Modifying these properties manually will override the auto-registration and break the deployment.
Liferay.authToken and standard OAuth2 patterns.Last Updated: 2026-07-19 | Last Reviewed: 2026-07-19