Gunicorn — autoreload app
Do you run your Django app under Gunicorn and want to reload it once you change the source code? No problem!
In the past I used directive max-requests=1 but the time showed it’s not the best solution especially when you have a page with multiple AJAX requests. The app is reload after each AJAX request. The result is pretty much slow application.
The solution is to use reload=1 or reload=True if you use .py configuration. Gunicorn watches source code and reload itself after each change - and let’s you know in command line.
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