How to run doccano in prod mode with latest code changes?
See original GitHub issueHey @icoxfog417 @Hironsan
I wanted to run doccano in prod mode using the latest code. When I am trying to build using docker-compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up
it’s picking up some old version of the repository. I tried rebuilding the images also but still it’s not picking up the latest changes. How to use the prod mode with latest changes?
Thanks
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Hey @kuraga
Added PR for this: https://github.com/doccano/doccano/pull/734
@Hironsan , let’s add this instruction to the Wiki/README?
Also mentioned in: #614, #656, #689.