"Hot Reloading Not Working in Docker Container" Live code updates inside the Docker container are not taking effect as expected. Currently, hot reloading requires a full container rebuild using docker compose up --build for changes to be reflected, which slows down the development process.
Solution: How to Enable Hot Reloading?
- Use Bind Mounts Modify docker-compose.yml to mount the code into the container:
services:
vulnerablecode:
volumes:
- .:/app # Syncs local changes with the container
- Enable Gunicorn Auto-Reload Update the Gunicorn command to include the
--reload flag , allowing automatic reloading when code changes:
command:
gunicorn --reload vulnerablecode.wsgi:application -b :8000 --timeout 600 --workers 8
This setup allows the dockerized application to reflect the changes automatically when code changes are detected.
How to Test ?
1.Modify the code (Python files or static UI elements).
2. Check the container logs for updates:
sh docker compose logs -f vulnerablecode
3. Refresh the UI in the browser.
4. Verify the changes without rebuilding the container.
Expected Outcome:
- Code modifications should trigger an automatic reload inside the container.
- No need to manually rebuild the container after every change.
"Hot Reloading Not Working in Docker Container" Live code updates inside the Docker container are not taking effect as expected. Currently, hot reloading requires a full container rebuild using
docker compose up --buildfor changes to be reflected, which slows down the development process.Solution: How to Enable Hot Reloading?
--reloadflag , allowing automatic reloading when code changes:This setup allows the dockerized application to reflect the changes automatically when code changes are detected.
How to Test ?
Expected Outcome: