HEROKU QUESTIONS

this will help Make sure that you have a Procfile that is in the same directory as your Pipfile and Pipfile.lock files. I'm using django and in Procfile I had:

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wish of those help According to the response I got from Heroku support, the short answer is "no" (emphasis mine):

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I wish this help you You've almost got it. There's no first class support for creating pg extensions directly from the CLI. However, you can pass a statement into psql.Try this in your postdeploy or test setup script: psql -c "create extension postgi

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it fixes the issue It looks like if the TERM env var is set to dumb e.g. TERM=dumb then download progress is disabled, see:https://github.com/heroku/cli/blob/master/packages/pg-v5/lib/download.jsL9

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I hope this helps you . I asked this question to Heroku Support and this is the answer they gave me:

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wish helps you to this thread from @Chris, I played around with removing and re-adding the accounts until I finally got it working.

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I hope this helps you . Heroku can serve PHP so one way to go about it is by adding an index.php file to public with the following content This will serve your own index.html. Then push that to Heroku.Source: https://blog.teamtreehouse.com/deploy-sta

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To fix this issue It seems to be a problem related to the ruby version Heroku is using. You could try setting the ruby version so Heroku uses the same one as you use locally.

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I wish did fix the issue. I need to remove an existing Heroku remote. I've done this before, but it just doesn't seem to be working this time around. I've searched for options, and tried solutions from other posts, but I feel like I'm going in circle

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I wish did fix the issue. It turns out that it's an undocumented feature which currently works. Just like the behavior of the addons property provided by the release script, the config_vars property provided by the same script will only be processed

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Hope that helps Your dyno internally uses a random port. Only the heroku router should communicate with that port. You instead need to use the appname.herokuapp.com subdomain provided with your app, on port 80 or 443.The router will then automaticall

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help you fix your problem You need to have all imported libraries in your $GOPATH (external libs) or $GOROOT (std lib)The go get command can fetch libraries from remote and put them in your $GOPATH

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this will help I had the same problem and Heroku support team was quick to answer with:

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wish help you to fix your issue Each dyno can be seen as a separate server, each of them runs the same version of the application.So if you have 12 dynos, you have 12 servers, with heroku's router sending each request to one or another.

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To fix the issue you can do Based on the time of this post, heroku is having issues with recycling dynos.

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