When I modify a .yaws file it take a few (5, 10) seconds for changes to take effect, it it normal and Do I have to keep terminal open while I use YAWS server?
Changes in YAWS takes a while to take effect
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When you modify a
.yawsfile, Yaws recompiles it to an Erlang.beamfile, which contains bytecode for the Erlang virtual machine, and reloads it. This won't be instantaneous of course, but it should not take 5-10 seconds; you should report a Yaws issue in that case, and please include a test case.As for requiring a terminal, Yaws can run such that it gives you an interactive Erlang shell, or it can be run as a background daemon if you supply the
--daemoncommand-line option. Yaws comes with a number of startup scripts for running it as a daemon on various operating systems.