Type this and I think you’ll see the problem:
$git remote -v
Fix it like this:
$git remote rm heroku
$git remote add heroku git@heroku.com:app.git
Cheers.!!
heroku
Managing Multiple Environments for an App
Create your servers and fix your remotes
We’ll need to create both remote environments, staging and production.Since we’ll be pushing to two applications we are using the –remote argument to make two sensibly named remotes.
First create staging: $ heroku create --remote staging Push code to heroku: $ git push staging master Migrate database: $ heroku run rake db:migrate --remote staging Get remote inof: $ heroku ps --remote staging Then production: First create production: $ heroku create --remote production Push code to heroku: $ git push production master Migrate database: $ heroku run rake db:migrate --remote production Get remote inof: $ heroku ps --remote production
Linking local branches to remote apps
This pushes my local topic branch named red-bg into remote branch master on the remote repository named production.
git config remote.[remoteName].push [localBranchName]:[remoteBranchName]$ git config remote.production.push red-bg:master
$ git push production red-bg:master -f
Also, you can do this directly with git push:
$ git push heroku +HEAD:master
$ git push -f heroku HEAD:master
That’s it 🙂
Everything you need to get started using Heroku
remove/rename heroku repository from rails app
We can rename an app at any time with the heroku rename command. For example, to rename an app named “oldname” to “newname”, change into the app’s git checkout and run:
$ heroku apps:rename newname
Delete app from local and heroku:
$heroku apps:destroy –app appname
That’s it. …!!
Failed to add the host to the list of known hosts (/app/.ssh/known_hosts). heroku
It was due to private git repository. In gem file there was:git param, I had provided , was causing bundler to try to pull it over ssh.
gem “jquery-treeview-rails”, :git => ‘git@github.com:kclair/jquery-treeview-rails.git’
to
gem “jquery-treeview-rails”
heroku db:push
Make sure all gems are install on your system.
sudo apt-get install sqlite3 libsqlite3-dev
sudo gem install sqlite3-ruby
gem install heroku taps sequel
sudo gem install tabs
sudo heroku db:push
OR
sudo heroku db:push –config herokuServerName
If still problem. Use below command
heroku db:pull postgres://root:@localhost/db_nameElse sudo heroku db:pull --confirm herokuDomanName postgres://userName:@localhost/Locadatabaseroot will be database user name and db_name is database nameGood Luck.........!!
Heroku: Getting Started as a Collaborator
One of my recent client project, Client had added me as a collaborator on this working heroku. I was bit confused how will i access/pull/push my code to server. After long research and some mistakes, Finally i am able to perform all relevant operation as developer. Below are few steps we should to follow.
1. Move to your working directory.
$cd appDir
2.Check, Are you already sign-in to heroku server?
$ heroku keys
Will display all keys if you added to heroku for other account. Else you see prompt
$ heroku keys
Enter your Heroku credentials.
Email:
Here you need to Login using your collaborator email id and password. Once you get login, Heroku will add your ssh key. if not then you should to run manually
$ heroku keys:add
That’s it…..
Now you able to pull/push your code to server(Be sure you pushing your code as master OR collaborator).
Few more heroku command, May it helps some times.
1. Login to heroku.
$ heroku login
2. Logout from current session.
$ heroku logout
3.Remove unnecessary ssh key
$ heroku keys:remove KEYNAME
4. Wanted to add other collaborator(developer)
$ herku sharing:add test@gmail.com
“test@gmail.com” is email id of collaborator
5. List app info
$ heroku info
6. Remove collaborator
$ herku sharing:remove test@gmail.com
7. Push code
$ git push heroku
