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- Heroku not recognized as an internal or external command (Windows)
Following this heroku tutorial to launch an app on heroku But when I use the command heroku create, it says it's not recognized I added C:\\Program Files\\Heroku to my PATH How do I fix this?
- How to install Heroku CLI on WSL 2? - Stack Overflow
I have already an account on Heroku and a Heroku CLI running on my Windows terminal As I have also installed a Windows Subsystem for Linux(WSL2), Ubuntu 20 04 LTS, I'm trying to install Heroku CLI
- What exactly is Heroku? - Stack Overflow
Heroku is a cloud platform as a service That means you do not have to worry about infrastructure; you just focus on your application In addition to what Jonny said, there are a few features of Heroku: Instant Deployment with Git push - build of your application is performed by Heroku using your build scripts Plenty of Add-on resources (applications, databases etc ) Processes scaling
- javascript - CORS problems on HEROKU - Stack Overflow
I had a similar issue with Heroku and my backend, which was hosted in vercel in now If you are using environment variable make sure you set those in your vercel app, or if you're hosting anywhere else check that before anything else
- Heroku : Username for https: git. heroku. com: git - Stack Overflow
After logged with: heroku login Some access for example on cloning an existing project in your account, is not allowed using git native even stay you logged in, and only using git from heroku, such as: heroku git:[command] an example clonning a repository: heroku git:clone -a [app_name] Otherwise, sometimes, after logged with heroku login, you can check your remote git with: git remote -v
- How to restart a rails server on Heroku? - Stack Overflow
Be careful not to over-eagerly translate the development environment's $ rails restart into its equivalent on Heroku: $ heroku rails restart This command relies on spring which (usually) won't be installed on Heroku Therefore go with heroku restart like the others have said
- Heroku: No default language could be detected for this app error . . .
Heroku has a set of default buildpacks, used when it needs to detect the language of your app In order to do that detection, it runs the bin detect command of each of those default buildpacks, until one of them returns a 0 exit code This is the command for the node buildpack As you can see, it requires a package json to be located at the root of your app, not in a subfolder This is the
- heroku: src refspec master does not match any - Stack Overflow
Prior to that, git push heroku master from my local repo was working fine to deploy to Heroku After pushing to GitHub however, git push heroku master began giving the error: src refspec master does not match any message, and I had to git push heroku main to successfully deploy
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