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I find the anwser. project-master.pid is set in wsgi.ini file, you should set pidfile=/tmp/project-master.pid first. Then use uwsgi to start server: uwsgi wsgi.ini.After you start it, you can see a project-master.pid file in /tmp catalog. When you want to reload uwsgi server, you can use such command to restart server: uwsgi --reload /tmp/project-master.pid.
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I found simplier answer in my opinion, you can just kill your uwsgi process and then spawn it again:
killall uwsgi
And then just run your uwsgi command again.
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You don’t need to use uWSGI server for your local development needs. Apache/uWSGI are meant for production, and having them restarted implicitly at every code change is not often desirable. In fact, production server not restarting even after the code is changed often acts as a safety net, so that you don’t end up restarting the server without finalising the deployment.
Just use inbuild server django provides with itself.
python manage.py runserver 8000
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