Dear Colleagues, in particular Andrew ;) I have a problem with making Channels serve static files. The issue concerns running `./manage.py runworker` which (according to the Getting Started with Channels guide) serves static files if Django run in DEBUG mode. Actually, I would like to disable serving static files completely because I always use Whitenoise in both development mode and in production. Providing `--nostatic` to `runserver` command does the trick, but only if workers run in-process. In my setup I separate server from workers, so I run server as `./manage.py runserver --nostatic --noworker` and run workers separately with `./manage.py runworker --only-channels...`. Unfortunately in this case workers continue serving static files if they run in DEBUG mode, but the whole point of `--nostatic` is to disable serving static even in DEBUG mode (in production mode it is disabled by default AFAIR).
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