I have a Python Shiny app on a company server running via shiny-server. When I make changes to it, the changes are not reflected in the browser at the URL (changes are picked up for R Shiny apps though).
A workaround is to just rename the directory of the app, and rename it back, then shiny-server picks it up as 'new' app.
Is there a fix for this ?
Secondary question:
How can I get shiny-server to use my .venv for this specific app ?
Currently it uses system-wide (Ubuntu) Python packages, but this means I have to get IT to install every dependency for me.
Furthermore, it means we cannot have multiple apps requiring different versions of dependencies.
I have a Python Shiny app on a company server running via
shiny-server. When I make changes to it, the changes are not reflected in the browser at the URL (changes are picked up for R Shiny apps though).A workaround is to just rename the directory of the app, and rename it back, then shiny-server picks it up as 'new' app.
Is there a fix for this ?
Secondary question:
How can I get shiny-server to use my .venv for this specific app ?
Currently it uses system-wide (Ubuntu) Python packages, but this means I have to get IT to install every dependency for me.
Furthermore, it means we cannot have multiple apps requiring different versions of dependencies.