well I have a problem with heroku (PasS), I am launching my first project with Laravel and I'm currently making constant changes,
I understand that every change I make in development I have to use git and push heroku to send to production and also to see the changes in vue.js I have to execute a command in heroku bash, now my problem is because the changes I currently make it no longer works it is not seen in production, constantly made many commits it will be for that or for the cache I do not know the truth I hope a response please.
Sorry I do not understand you well or maybe it is because of my lack of ignorance since it is my first project that I launch to heroku, However I will detail my problem currently I have two branches: master and production, currently I always work with the master branch and also that's where I push the changes to heroku
Here I show you a message from the list of my commits in the master branch:
in conclusion :
I have created a component in vue.js and when I deployed the application to heroku, that component is not shown and as I said in heroku bash it executed "npm run dev" to show the changes in the front-end, previously it showed the changes it made but over time I stop working
And as I say I think it is for making many commits
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I have a node.js website that uses Vercel to deploy, and would automatically deploy when I updated the main branch on Github. Everything was working fine until recently and I have no idea what has changed. Except now, even if I try to make a new branch the production branch, Vercel doesn't seem to be updating with those changes either. All my changes are viewable in local development and through the preview button on Vercels site itself. Has anyone run into a non-responsive Vercel deployment tool before?
Okay so i recently finished my portfolio and i wanted to host it on netlify through github but it failed.
Their docs and build log are so confusing that i do not know how to trouble shoot the problem. However, when i ran
npm run build
locally on my system and then i dragged it onto netlify, it worked.
I'm not saying i cant just keep doing this for all my websites but i would like to know any potential reason as to why it didn't work when i tried it from github.
For context, the current node version is 16 and the one i am using on my system is version 14. I'm not sure whether that is enough to affect the build from github but i just thought i would mention it. if However, that is a reason as to why it isn't deploying from github then how do i fix it?
Is it throwing errors when you are deploying your site from GitHub or what? I am sure you have created a GitHub repository and logged/signed into netlify with GitHub (and authorize it). And from there(netlify's dashboard) to Team overview > Add new site > Import an existing > GitHub (it will again ask for authorization) > Pick a repository > and > Deploy site (with default settings).
This should pretty much deploy your website without any troubles. Now you can also try commit to your GitHub repository and it would automatically trigger deploy of your website on netilfy (what you call a continuous deployment).
I have a sever on heroku. I'm making changes on my project (for ex. adding something inside my JSON file). I'm pushing my changes on heroku/master branch like this:
git add .
git commit -am "changes in json file"
git push heroku master
I'm getting "Everything up-to-date". When I'm reloading the server the changes that I made don't appear, it makes sense because if I'm trying to push to my heroku master brench I'm gerring "Everything up-to-date" but I'm expecting to show me the changes and to restart the server automatically.
Can you help me?
For any additional informations please ask me!
It works!
I don't know what I did to solve the problem, it solved after I made a new project following this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P86N9FqNqso&list=LL69VX7JLGdfJjh-p8M1RzVw&index=2&t=0s
It might be possible due to the fact that I wasn't in the right folder, I didn't check the folder I was in, I'm not saying that that was my problem but I consider it a possibility.
It works now, thanks for helping and if you have the same problem I can suggest to you rechecking if you are in the right folder, your project folder, or check the tutorial I linked above.
I'm having issues setting up auto deploy with my github node.js repo on heroku. On the heroku side, it says "Automatic Deploys from master are enabled" and there are no restrictions on my repo for auto deploy on github. I am able to do a manual deploy fine but wanted to see if anyone has run into this problem as well and have a solution. Thanks!
This seemed to be an issue with GitHub as I was having the exact same issue earlier today. I had my heroku app watching my master branch, so whenever a branch was merged into master, a deployment build would automatically kick off. This all of the sudden wasnt happening as of today, however the manual deploys worked as expected as you mentioned.
Seen here https://blog.github.com/ github has addressed some issues in deployment workflows that they have had issues with during today and yesterday.
Trying to git push a simple NodeJS app to Openshift with the hot_deploy marker created, my app still rebuilds on every deploy and the whole deploy process takes up approximately 15-18 minutes to finish. I'm sure that the marker created does it's job because every time I push I see these messages in console:
remote: Not stopping cartridge nodejs because hot deploy is enabled
...
remote: Not starting cartridge nodejs because hot deploy is enabled
Does anyone know what can be a reason to this? Why does it rebuild everytime?
Thanks for your comment #corey112358
When deploying the app with a hot_deploy marker, the app does not go down while git pushing to the server. For some reason, I thought that the hot deploy feature was supposed to work like nodemon — I mean instantly reload the app on every git push. I guess I was wrong and the hot deploy feature works as it supposed to at the moment.
Thanks again)