Hi,
I can't seem to find any information on the Heroku site about
ImageMagick support (howto, versions, limitations..anything). The
top Google searches are only giving me 3yr old information. Is it
actually supported? If so, I'd appreciate a link to any info on
their site.
Thanks
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Hmm. I don't have an index.html file in /public
or anywhere in the app folder
Removed it a while ago ... still no luck
Am I missing something else?
On May 9, 5:30 am, John Beynon j...@beynon.org.uk wrote:
you need to delete the index.html file in public
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OK, problem solved
You were correct
Git still thought the file existed when in fact it had been deleted
from my drive
Apparently I am not very good at this
Sorry
On May 9, 5:30 am, John Beynon j...@beynon.org.uk wrote:
you need to delete the index.html file in public
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I have noticed that MANY of the messages on http://status.heroku.com
generally take the following pattern:
1. We noticed elevated error rates
2. Our engineers are looking into it
3. The error rates have subsided and engineers are monitoring
4. The errors have subsided
The issue on 4/28 is a good
+1. Need this as well.
On 9 mai, 07:25, Clément clmntlx...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok!
Just saying..
Wouldn't it be great to have ENV[DESCRIBE] as well,
refering to `git describe` which would allow us to show the current
version / tag of the app, and the number of commit from the last tag?
Hi Clem,
heroku cosole is your friend.
Locally on some stage servers we use Grit.
It ran into trouble running on passenger because git was not in the path.
Easy to remedy, but since Grit eats the errors - it was a little tricky to
track down.
For me at least
Heroku has git in /usr/bin
(do
I'm using Mongoid and Delayed jobs in a project and I thought it would
be nice if I could use a Mongo DB to store the jobs in it. There's
this gem called delayed_jobs_mongoind that (I think) does just that
but I know Heroku tends to be very picky when it comes to workers. I
wonder if anyone knows
I am using ImageMagick (through RMagick) in my app with no problem, but I
don't have any official info.
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Hi,
Just use it in bliss
I know the heroku devs have documented using rmagic in a number of areas e.g.:
http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/http-caching
And in google docs.
Paperclip uses it.
You have the options of using it via:
Gemfile: rmagick
Gemfile: mini_magick
backticks
--Keenan
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