Fix infinite reload loop when gradio mounted as a sub application#2477
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Thanks for fixing this @freddyaboulton! The logic makes sense and I've confirmed that it works locally. |
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Fixes #2427
The fix is to set dev mode to false in when gradio is mounted as sub application. My thinking is that if you're mounting gradio as a sub app and want hot reloading, you can just launch fast api in reload mode yourself.
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