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uWSGI is used for interacting between server and django app. While django launches a test server when using locally that is not enough for running in production.
The solution will be to move it in a separate requirements file requirements-prod.txt until we have some better dependency management solution like pipenv
Last time I checked, none of the popular WSGI frameworks, viz, uWSGI or Gunicorn, support Windows due to the way they work. Ideally, uWSGI as a dependency should not be put in requirements.txt since it is not part of the application but is used to deploy WSGI applications.
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ananyo2012 commentedon Mar 22, 2020
uWSGI is used for interacting between server and django app. While django launches a test server when using locally that is not enough for running in production.
The solution will be to move it in a separate requirements file
requirements-prod.txtuntil we have some better dependency management solution likepipenvpalnabarun commentedon Jun 5, 2020
@sameer1001 -- Thanks for filing this.
Last time I checked, none of the popular WSGI frameworks, viz, uWSGI or Gunicorn, support Windows due to the way they work. Ideally, uWSGI as a dependency should not be put in
requirements.txtsince it is not part of the application but is used to deploy WSGI applications.Remove uwsgi from application dependencies
ananyo2012 commentedon Oct 17, 2024
dockerized setup works in windows.