🔒 testing flask code with github domain

[azure quartz]

Hello, so im trying to work with some code using flask i wrote and update my github website, but I dont see how i can realistically test my code properly without commiting to the changes on there (it takes 2-5 min to update each time) would appreciate any advice or any alternatives =)

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@azure quartz

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[azure quartz]

its not rlly about the code itself but im asking for alternatives or ways where i can debug my code more easily

instead of having to wait for each upload taking minutes

to check what mistake i made

[ember night]

Where are you uploading your code to?

[azure quartz]

a github subdomain i created to try playing around with flask

and learn

but with each upload i have to commit as far as im concerned

[ember night]

GitHub doesn't support flask

[azure quartz]

o

do you know of any alternatives where i can try stuff with flask

[ember night]

If it's working but taking few minutes, I'd stick with it

[azure quartz]

i did not test it yet but i googled if what you said was true and it is

so i think id have to find a alternative

[ember night]

?

[gray ivy]

run it locally

flask comes built in with a rudimentary server for testing

[azure quartz]

okay ill just do it like that

thx guys

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