06:20 <FromGitter> <elorest> @damianham We're doing something similar. Just create a new timestamped binary, start it on the same port and kill the other one after it's running. That has worked well for me.

07:45 <FromGitter> <elorest> I've spent the last week playing with Rust Langs Rocket Framework. A few cool things there but it's crazy how much further Amber and technically even Lucky are along toward actually being useful at your day job.

09:33 <FromGitter> <drujensen> @elorest I will try it out

11:07 <FromGitter> <damianham> @drujensen thanks for that info, snap looks like an interesting option so I will check it out. @elorest I currently download the new binary to a temp file, unlink the running binary then rename the temp binary. The new binary starts on reboot. I suppose a better option would be to run systemctl restart.