So I gave it a try, and I don't see anything actually building (I added the
actual integrity project as a build target)

In the logs I see
Could not create directory '/home/slugs//.ssh'.
Failed to add the host to the list of known hosts
(/home/slugs/.ssh/known_hosts).
Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly


I'm guessing this is because I copied the git:.. url which is gonna go out
over ssh
duh, that's not gonna work!

I then grabbed the https: version of the integrity repo, and tried that
I was able to build, but got an error that 'rr' was not found. I guess I'd
have to add any of the gems for any sub project into the main Gemfile, so
they are present when everything is executed.

I played around with a few variations and felt that:

   1. it would be nice to get some better feedback on the page, or in the
   logs. Most of the time I felt like it wasn't doing anything, but I would
   wait just to see.
   2. It would be nice to 'disable' a project so it wouldn't attempt to run.
   (I was testing public and private projects, and assuming that only one
   process would run on heroku, I wasn't sure if my other projects were even
   running, or if just the first one, which may have been misconfigured, was
   hanging the rest). If I could disable some projects then I'd know whats
   actually running. (Instead of having to delete them)


I then tried a private project of mine to see how that works.

On the http://integrityapp.com/ page, it shows how to set your github token,
so that you can access your private stuff. I tried this and it doesn't seem
to be fetching properly

I added the expanded logging addon
heroku addons:add logging:expanded

and was able to see more info when tailing the log
heroku logs --tail

at this point I still haven't gotten a private project to build, and it
doesn't seem like the integrity tests are running, even after adding 'rr' to
a Gemfile.

I tried to build the prawn project, and I at least got a 'success' message,
though I'm not sure it really built.
https://github.com/sandal/prawn.git

will play around with it more at a later time. I am interested in all of the
apps you can run on heroku, integrity, refinery, redmine, etc., and would be
interested in hearing any experiences people have had with it.

-John


On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 1:57 PM, John McCaffrey <[email protected]>wrote:

> I tried getting integrity running on heroku a few weeks ago and ran into
> various issues with gem dependencies, and bailed after various trial and
> error attempts.
>
>
> the error I got was
>  Bundler could not find compatible versions for gem "json":
>          In Gemfile:
>            broach depends on
>              json (~> 1.4)
>
>            json (1.1.9)
>
> I don't think I was pulling from the same github project you were, so I'll
> give this one a quick try and see what happens.
>
> As this may be an issue with that project, and not heroku, you may find
> more success in pining that author through github.
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 10:38 AM, Amit Kulkarni <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I have successful installed heroku gem and integrity-heroku plugin (
>> https://github.com/myronmarston/integrity-heroku) .
>> I have successfully added a project in the Integrity.But by clicking on
>> the manual build the app shows status as 'building' .It does not show failed
>> or success.
>> I tried to look into the log by typing the command 'heroku logs' but it
>> does not show anything.It only shows that the application starting port..
>> I also tried going heroku console ->log but didnt find anything.
>> Please sugest.
>>
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