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So i had to update a few lines of code in a file after i had deployed onto a droplet and started pm2. So I pushed the local change to git and pulled it in the server. Then on running the app, I realized the change wasn’t reflecting. After testing around what the issue was I tried stopping and starting again PM2. This worked as my changes got reflected. So does that mean anytime I update my codebase and pull the updates on server, I need to restart PM2. Wouldn’t it be a problem if say the app is a live around the clock app?
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