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It's not necessarily bad, but there's plenty of steps to automate away, with two ideas: * You can use your production server as a "git server" without basicall
by jedimastert 6y ago
It's not necessarily bad, but there's plenty of steps to automate away, with two ideas:
* You can use your production server as a "git server" without basically any overhead
* You can set up scripts that run on git events.
Basically, you can push directly to your production server and then deploy using that those event listeners
Here's a better explainer
https://tqdev.com/2018-deploying-with-git-push-to-production https://tqdev.com/2018-deploying-with-git-push-to-production
As for having to reboot your server every time, I have no idea, although that seems like a long time. I'd expect less than a minute, but I don't know much about django