Just refresh your Gunicorn server like so:

sudo service gunicorn restart

Then refresh your page on the browser and you will see the changes.

I don’t have any caching enabled in Django that I know of:

TEMPLATES = [
{
‘BACKEND’: 'django.template.backends.django.DjangoTemplates’,
'DIRS’: [],
'APP_DIRS’: True,

You need to change your permissions after you’ve uploaded a file over SFTP.

That’s a great bit of advice to try, but I’m not sure which permissions you’re talking about nor which command to do that.

Do I have to do it after every upload?

What’s the better alternative? Push/pull with Git?

update:

This is bizarre! I changed the permissions on the file, and now everytime you refresh the site, it alternates between the good one, and the old one. Like it’s fighting with another file to be displayed??

OK, so it worked but… why?

I mean: what is the level of changes where nginx restart is sufficient, and what is the level where gunicorn needs to be restarted?

Beforehand, pulling changes from Git(hub) was sufficient to reflect those on the site.