#🔒 Users may not be connecting to the same websocket - django channels

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ivory sailBOT
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sinful birch
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How are you running your webserver?

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FYI paste supports multiple files so you don't have to mash all three of your files into one

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You also cut off your imports

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Paste the shell command

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To run your server you have to type some shell command

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Hmm

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Have you got a new paste with the files separately and showing imports?

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Oh you do brilliant I see it now

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What channel layer are you using?

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I don't think that works with runserver

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You need to use the Redis one or run your server with Uvicorn/hypercorn

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Oh yeah I forgot about Daphne

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I think you're running into this https://forum.djangoproject.com/t/adding-asgi-support-to-runserver/2446/31

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Adding ASGI support to runserver

I still don’t get what the current way to get asgi from Django runserver to run is? I have a websocket which doesn’t work when I use runserver, the ideal solution where you can just add --asgi to runserver seemed really nice or even just make it work built in. It seems like people thought a lot about this topic and in the end nothing came from i...

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You'll probably want to switch to the Redis channel layer anyways

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What's the output of python manage.py runserver?

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Oh hmmm that's supposed to be working then

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You might need to ask on the Django discord

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