You should say whether I should rerun api server or not. That goes the same for web
server.
Please let me know if I need to restart the API server. The same applies to the web
server.
Why?
- "You should say" → This sounds a bit demanding or directive. "Please
let me know" or "Please tell me" is more polite and natural for
requests.
- "rerun" vs "restart" → For servers, we usually say "restart".
"Rerun" is typically used for scripts or jobs that finish (like `yarn seed`).
- "That goes the same for" → This is understandable but slightly informal.
"The same applies to" is standard phrasing.
More Natural Variations:
- "Please specify if a server restart is required for the API or Web." (Concise)
- "Tell me if I need to restart either the API or the web server." (Direct)
- "Should I restart the API or web server after these changes?" (Question format)