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Previously, the current MR defined environment variable names independent of the CLI options. However, I consider this less maintainable – available CLI options and environment variables might diverge. E.g., there is already another PR (#9) which extends the CLI options of the HTTP server. So I added logic to derive the environment variable names from the CLI options. @synesthesiam Thanks for maintaining this repo. Does this PR contain too much new code? |
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This PR enables to start Piper with a WSGI server instead of Werkzeug.
This enables recommended production-ready deployments and it facilitates integration with Systemd.
Please see the updated docs for details.