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I would like my local development server to start in debug mode, though I have to admit I don't know what the differences between normal and debug mode are since there does not appear to be any documentation about it. However, the line " * Debug mode: False" in print output definitely seems to indicate at debug mode being something that exists and when developing, it probably makes sense to enable it.
Currently, it seems the only option to do so is by a custom Python entry point that runs app.run(debug=True).
Somewhat related is that the --help option mentions that --reload and --no-reload can be used to enable or disable the reloader, but the default isn't mentioned anywhere.
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I would like my local development server to start in debug mode, though I have to admit I don't know what the differences between normal and debug mode are since there does not appear to be any documentation about it. However, the line " * Debug mode: False" in print output definitely seems to indicate at debug mode being something that exists and when developing, it probably makes sense to enable it.
Currently, it seems the only option to do so is by a custom Python entry point that runs
app.run(debug=True)
.Somewhat related is that the
--help
option mentions that--reload
and--no-reload
can be used to enable or disable the reloader, but the default isn't mentioned anywhere.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: