I have an app that I'm developing using two machines. How do I do
heroku create on the second machine, heroku creates a new app with a
different URL.
How do I get heroku to treat the code on the second machine likes it
from the same app as that on the first machine?
Thanks!
I'm using ActiveScaffold and I have encountered some problems with the
newest version, so I want to go back to a prior commit before I
installed the newest version. I did that on my local machine without
any problems. But I'm not sure how to reset the version on heroku,
since if I try to push I
In the case where you've edited the commits or reset the HEAD to
rewind to an earlier commit, you can force the push like this:
$ git push -f heroku
Note that if you have other people pulling from the Heroku app, they
should probably destroy their master branch and fetch it fresh, to
avoid
Ah, ok. I tried --force but that just sent a bunch of dots across my
terminal until it failed, so I gave up. Thanks, that worked like a
charm.
Carl
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 3:58 PM, Adam Wiggins a...@heroku.com wrote:
In the case where you've edited the commits or reset the HEAD to
rewind to
I am still having issues accessing my projects on herokugarden. I have
to do multiple refreshes, and half of those get me 500 errors. (500
Internal Server Error nginx/0.6.32)
Is there something going on? Is it just me? When will this be fixed?
I've also been having 500 errors intermittantly for the last week or
two. It varies from not being able to log in and edit, to not being
able to access the application. Currently I can access the web-based
editor but getting 504's trying to access the application...
http://f1cms.herokugarden.com.
