for production mode, you stated just run "build" but I got errors in my server when I did that

I am also using Docker compose for production by the way. But I don’t think that matters.

What worked for me in production was I needed to run

sudo docker-compose -f production.yml run --rm django python manage.py tailwind install

Followed by

sudo docker-compose -f production.yml run --rm django python manage.py tailwind build

At least that’s true for the very first time.

[simkimsia]

Thank you Tim

[timonweb]

Yes, generally it’s a good idea to commit package-lock.json, since it “freezes” your dependencies and you can be sure that you have same versions everywhere.