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问题 I would like to set some SSL certificates for one app I have on heroku (a simple application based on nodeJS + Vue). I know if I upgrade to the Hobby Plan (7$ for month) I can have it automatically. But for now it would too much money for a test application, so I am wondering if I can achieve some similar goal also with a Free Plan. so: Is it possible to set SSL certificate for an app on Heroku JUST with the Free Plan? Maybe in a complicated/tricky way via CLI? From the Heroku pages and

问题 I would like to set some SSL certificates for one app I have on heroku (a simple application based on nodeJS + Vue). I know if I upgrade to the Hobby Plan (7$ for month) I can have it automatically. But for now it would too much money for a test application, so I am wondering if I can achieve some similar goal also with a Free Plan. so: Is it possible to set SSL certificate for an app on Heroku JUST with the Free Plan? Maybe in a complicated/tricky way via CLI? From the Heroku pages and

问题 With my app I am using flask-script and flask-migrate for database migrations, everything works locally. When, I run heroku run python manage.py db init It creates this output: Running python manage.py db init on ⬢ fpds-scheduler... up, run.1290 (Free) Creating directory /app/migrations ... done Creating directory /app/migrations/versions ... done Generating /app/migrations/README ... done Generating /app/migrations/script.py.mako ... done Generating /app/migrations/alembic.ini ... done

问题 With my app I am using flask-script and flask-migrate for database migrations, everything works locally. When, I run heroku run python manage.py db init It creates this output: Running python manage.py db init on ⬢ fpds-scheduler... up, run.1290 (Free) Creating directory /app/migrations ... done Creating directory /app/migrations/versions ... done Generating /app/migrations/README ... done Generating /app/migrations/script.py.mako ... done Generating /app/migrations/alembic.ini ... done

问题 EDIT: I have found that removing import django_heroku from my settings.py file allows me to push my static files to my AWS bucket. When I uncomment import django_heroku , collectstatic then pushes my files to the staticfiles folder. manage.py collectstatic with #import django_heroku : You have requested to collect static files at the destination location as specified in your settings. maange.py collectstatic with import django_heroku : You have requested to collect static files at the

问题 EDIT: I have found that removing import django_heroku from my settings.py file allows me to push my static files to my AWS bucket. When I uncomment import django_heroku , collectstatic then pushes my files to the staticfiles folder. manage.py collectstatic with #import django_heroku : You have requested to collect static files at the destination location as specified in your settings. maange.py collectstatic with import django_heroku : You have requested to collect static files at the

问题 I am aware of the heroku pg:push command which pushes an entire database up to Heroku. Now that I am launching my product, I would like to be able to push up only a specific table that contains information collected locally without overwriting existing tables (such as users). Is there a command that enables me to only push specific tables to heroku? 回答1: My suggestion is to use PostgreSQL dump/restore capabilities directly using the pg_dump and psql commands. With pg_dump you can dump a

问题 I am aware of the heroku pg:push command which pushes an entire database up to Heroku. Now that I am launching my product, I would like to be able to push up only a specific table that contains information collected locally without overwriting existing tables (such as users). Is there a command that enables me to only push specific tables to heroku? 回答1: My suggestion is to use PostgreSQL dump/restore capabilities directly using the pg_dump and psql commands. With pg_dump you can dump a

问题 I know there are same/similar questions on stack overflow and I have read the documentation too-I just still don't understand ANYTHING- how to set those variables and WHERE!! to set them. My env/production.js file: module.exports = { "DATABASE_URI": process.env.DATABASE_URI, "SESSION_SECRET": process.env.SESSION_SECRET, "TWITTER": { "consumerKey": process.env.TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY, "consumerSecret": process.env.TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET, "callbackUrl": process.env.TWITTER_CALLBACK }, "FACEBOOK":

问题 I know there are same/similar questions on stack overflow and I have read the documentation too-I just still don't understand ANYTHING- how to set those variables and WHERE!! to set them. My env/production.js file: module.exports = { "DATABASE_URI": process.env.DATABASE_URI, "SESSION_SECRET": process.env.SESSION_SECRET, "TWITTER": { "consumerKey": process.env.TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY, "consumerSecret": process.env.TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET, "callbackUrl": process.env.TWITTER_CALLBACK }, "FACEBOOK":