Tom,
Disabling caching is not really going to help or hurt you with respect
to Heroku.
Generally, the issues that Heroku presents for Radiant apps. are:
1) Heroku doesn't support git submodules by default, yet. So you need
to git clone your extensions into your Radiant app, and make sure that
you remove any .git, .gitignore files from those directory trees
2) Writing to the filesystem is not allowed in Heroku apps, except to
the tmp directory (which is where Rack::Cache is implemented)
a) If you are using Sass and don't precompile your CSS, the Sass
compilation will fail
b) If you upload files, you'll need to store them in an offline
storage area (e.g. Amazon S3, etc. - see the built-in clipped
extension in 1.0.0RC2 or the paperclipped (separate) extension in =
0.9.1).
Wes
On 6/18/11 9:37 AM, Tom Brooke wrote:
Just checking on whether or not disabling the cache will get me up and
running on heroku with 1.0rc and
If anyone has suggestions for Heroku I would be glad to listen
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 2:18 PM, Wes Gamble we...@att.net
mailto:we...@att.net wrote:
I wrote up a howto on how to disable the cache in Radiant.
Obviously, if anyone wants to review (and correct) it, feel free.
https://github.com/radiant/radiant/wiki/Disable-caching-in-a-radiant-system
Thanks,
Wes
