From the Q&A on the webdevbootcamp video: “Make sure you are trying to access the correct link that gets printed to the console. You shouldn’t try to load the link which ends with .git since that is just the repository location. Your link should look like https://your-app-name.herokuapp.com/”
FYI if its on GitHub you can just specify the username/repository and npm will do the rest. { “name”: “application-name” , “version”: “0.0.1” , “private”: true , “dependencies”: { “coffee-script”: “1.1.3” , “express”: “2.5.0” , “less”: “1.1.5” , “jade”: “0.17.0” , “connect-redis”: “1.2.0” , “hiredis”: “0.1.13” , “redis”: “0.7.1” , “bcrypt”: “0.4.1” , “promised-io”: “0.3.0” … Read more
Destroy the app: heroku apps:destroy –app example Create a new one: heroku create example Push to it: git push heroku -u master
Run bundle exec rake assets:precompile on your local code Commit the changes and deploy to heroku If this is your first time deploying your app to heroku, you may experience more errors after this is resolved. Let me know what happens.
This is due to a recently-introduced change in Bundler. We (Heroku) need to track down why it thinks it is running in –dry-run mode and fix it. In the meantime, this is not harmful and shouldn’t cause any issues. Unfortunately, there’s no way to clear your cache manually if you’re worried about it.
Add an .env file. This files contains the local VARS that are different in your local setting from the heroku environment. However, if everything runs fine, you can just ignore the warning, or do touch .env. You can also differentiate by creating a Procfile.local file and run heroku local -f Procfile.local, to force using a … Read more
I have developed a monkey-patch solution that is, well, definitely a hack, but better than pre-dating migrations, or deleting lines from schema.rb. Put this in config/initializers. I called mine _enable_extension_hack.rb to make sure it gets loaded early. module EnableExtensionHerokuMonkeypatch # Earl was here def self.apply_patch! adapter_const = begin Kernel.const_get(‘ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::PostgreSQLAdapter’) rescue NameError => ne puts “#{self.name} … Read more
You can use a plugin heroku push that is built by one of the Heroku engineers. You can find it at https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-push. But there isn’t a FTP style upload available if that’s what you’re looking for. Also, just because Heroku uses Git doesn’t mean you have to have a Github account (since you mention having … Read more
This is deprecated in Rails 4.2, and it is now an alias slated to be removed in Rails 5.0 config.serve_static_assets = true It should be changed to: config.serve_static_files = true
Wow…this took me forever, and a bunch of info on the web was wrong. Even Heroku’s docs didn’t seem to indicate this was possible. But Jesper J’s answer provides a hint in the right direction: it works with DNSimple’s ALIAS record which I guess is some new sort of DNS record they created. I had … Read more