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问题 So I am trying to learn heroku and yesterday from another computer I created an app. Today, from a different computer I am trying to clone the app (download the code) and keep working on the same app so I did this heroku git:clone -a myappname I get the message warning you have appeared to have cloned an empty directory The app is running online so the code must be there. According to the documentation this command does this This will create a new directory named after your app with its

问题 Now I am new in heroku and trying to deploy my django app on heroku. It was successful by just following instructions and I could test in heroku. But after I changed my local db from sqlite to postgres, I can not go further because of the error. It might be related to DB. My app is still working good in local base but not in heroku while I push all to heroku. base.py DATABASES = { 'default': { 'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql_psycopg2', 'NAME': 'postgres', 'USER': 'postgres',

问题 First of all I am a beginner with node.js. In node.js when I use functions such as fs.writeFile(); the file is created and is visible in my repository. But when this same process is done on a cloud such as heroku no file is visible in the repository(cloned via git). I know the file is being made because I am able to read it but I cannot view it. Why is this??? Plus how can I view the file? 回答1: I had the same issue, and found out that Heroku and other cloud services generally prefer that you

问题 I've done a bunch of research and I can't quite seem to wrap my head around this. I've built an app. The client was built with Vue-cli and runs on port 8080 from a client folder, and the server from a separate server folder on port 8081 . In essence, I have this: client - package.json - node_modules - src - build - index.html server - package.json - node_modules - app.js - auth.js I'm unsure of how to resolve the folder structure so that I can deploy this to Heroku. According to a bunch of

问题 I've done a bunch of research and I can't quite seem to wrap my head around this. I've built an app. The client was built with Vue-cli and runs on port 8080 from a client folder, and the server from a separate server folder on port 8081 . In essence, I have this: client - package.json - node_modules - src - build - index.html server - package.json - node_modules - app.js - auth.js I'm unsure of how to resolve the folder structure so that I can deploy this to Heroku. According to a bunch of

问题 I've done a bunch of research and I can't quite seem to wrap my head around this. I've built an app. The client was built with Vue-cli and runs on port 8080 from a client folder, and the server from a separate server folder on port 8081 . In essence, I have this: client - package.json - node_modules - src - build - index.html server - package.json - node_modules - app.js - auth.js I'm unsure of how to resolve the folder structure so that I can deploy this to Heroku. According to a bunch of

问题 I've done a bunch of research and I can't quite seem to wrap my head around this. I've built an app. The client was built with Vue-cli and runs on port 8080 from a client folder, and the server from a separate server folder on port 8081 . In essence, I have this: client - package.json - node_modules - src - build - index.html server - package.json - node_modules - app.js - auth.js I'm unsure of how to resolve the folder structure so that I can deploy this to Heroku. According to a bunch of

问题 I've done a bunch of research and I can't quite seem to wrap my head around this. I've built an app. The client was built with Vue-cli and runs on port 8080 from a client folder, and the server from a separate server folder on port 8081 . In essence, I have this: client - package.json - node_modules - src - build - index.html server - package.json - node_modules - app.js - auth.js I'm unsure of how to resolve the folder structure so that I can deploy this to Heroku. According to a bunch of

问题 I am trying to send a post request from Postman to a Heroku app but it keeps returning a 503 status error with code = H12 . The app works fine in localhost. With regards to the database, I have a cluster (M0) in Atlas and I am using the same non-srv connection string that I am using to connect Compass to the same cluster in Atlas. The only error I see when I run heroku logs is: //single line broken into four lines for readability UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: MongooseServerSelectionError:

问题 I have 2 discord bot programs, one is python code and the other is nodejs. I was wondering if in the procfile, like when you say worker: python ___, is there a way so that it runs both my python file and codejs file at the same time? Right now I can only get either or to run. My procfile right now is just: worker: python log.py worker: node bot.js Thank you for helping. 回答1: Instead of your Procfile being: worker: python log.py worker: node bot.js You do: worker: python log.py & node bot.js &