El 20/07/17 a les 11:21, Roei Erez ha escrit:
Hello,
Hi Roei,
I am new to tryton but fell in love...
Welcome aboard!
My problem right now is that the development experience is slow because
every time I change the code I need to manually restart the server and
reconnect from the client. > Would appreciate any tip on how to make it more productive.
This is what I use:
launch trytond server with --dev flag, which makes the server reload the
code everytime is changed. Note that database upgrades must be applied
with trytond-admin but there is no need to stop the server to do this.
launch tryton with -d flag, which disables the cache and allows you to
see the gui related changes with only closing and reopening the tab.
And as a bonus tip, if you develop with tests (I recommend it), you can
use the DB_CACHE environment variable to specify a folder where a backup
of the database will be saved when first run the test scenario. New runs
will use the backup, with speed-ups the test running a lot. Just two
comments here:
1. You need sqlitebck installed on your dev environment to be able to do
backups on sqlite
2. If you change something of the database structure or static data, the
database dump must be manually removed.
Hope it helps.
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