Before editing the code

We are going to use Swoole functionalities, implementing some example code. When you change (or edit) your code and Laravel Octane has already loaded the worker, you have to reload the worker. Manually, you can use an Octane command. If you are using Laravel Sail (so Docker), you have to run the command in the container. The command is as follows:

php artisan octane:reload --server=swoole

If you are running in a container, you have to use the sail command:

vendor/bin/sail php artisan octane:reload --server=swoole

If you want to avoid manually reloading workers every time you edit or change your code and you want that Octane watches automatically the file changes, you have to do the following:

• Install the chokidar node package used by Octane in watch mode
• Change the supervisord configuration file in order to launch Octane with the --watch option
• Rebuild the image to reflect the changes
• Execute Sail again

So, first, let&...