>> Deploying with verbosity=0 solved my problem.
>>

Workaround is probably a better term than solved. ;-)

>> Something is happening in that  self.log(  call at line 112 that make it
crash on Heroku. Unsure what it is and unsure the issue is on Django side.
>>

Providing the code (and reasonable context from surrounding statements)
around line 112 would be a big help if you want to troubleshoot further.
Logging settings would be helpful as well.

>> At least this resolves my problem and there is some reference if someone
else encounter this issue on Heroku too...
>>

Do you encounter this issue on your local dev machine, or are you
publishing/developing directly on Heroku?

Is it possible that you are hitting some sort of upper limit in your Heroku
instance such as memory usage, logging rate, or file creation rate? Perhaps
you are bursting past the standard resource allocations and the system is
denying requested resources to your Django process (since you mentioned
thousands of lines in your output)?

Does Heroku have any sort of OS level logging for the container where your
instance is running? That may provide some clues as to why your script
seems to be failing at random points in the file creation process.

-James

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