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If you're on Heroku how do you deploy now? It says it's still weeks away before you can deploy - did I read this right?

ojame 5y ago
Still weeks away from enabling the GitHub integration again, you can still manually deploy via the heroku CLI. Our team realised heroku was going to take weeks and we’ve replicated our “review app” development workflow with GitHub actions that clone apps on PR, push code and rebuild them on push and destroy them on PR close. It’s not as seamless as the heroku GitHub integration but it’s good enough for now.
- mepiethree 5y ago
  Woah… this would be an amazing thing to open source
- jrochkind1 5y ago
  You don't even need the "heroku cli" to deploy -- just git. That was heroku's original famous innovation, you may recall!
ceejayoz 5y ago
You can deploy, you just can't trigger the builds automatically by pushing to Github. (This also means the Review Apps system is non-functional.)
umangsh 5y ago
Deploy using heroku CLI: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/git#deploy-your-code https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/git#deploy-your-code Unfortunately, git lfs isn't supported for CLI pushes, haven't found a way that works yet.
ab-dm 5y ago
Same way we’ve done for years, via our CD (circle CI), which uses the Heroku CLI We’ve been lucky that this entire event has, theoretically, not touched us as we never connected GitHub. That may change as more information comes to light. We’re still strongly considering moving to AWS, and are in the process of getting quotes from vendors.
- karmelapple 4y ago
  Are you thinking AWS, or a provider like Render, etc?
  - ab-dm 4y ago
    We're looking at a simple Lift & Shift to AWS. We're building our next product on AWS, so makes sense to move everything there, and the agency that we have doing the 24 hours monitoring runs a bunch of rails apps on their AWS stack so they've got everything in place to do it pretty simply.
ryantgtg 5y ago
git push heroku master Glad I didn’t even realize there was github integration!

Still weeks away from enabling the GitHub integration again, you can still manually deploy via the heroku CLI. Our team realised heroku was going to take weeks and we’ve replicated our “review app” development workflow with GitHub actions that clone apps on PR, push code and rebuild them on push and destroy them on PR close. It’s not as seamless as the heroku GitHub integration but it’s good enough for now.

mepiethree 5y ago
Woah… this would be an amazing thing to open source
jrochkind1 5y ago
You don't even need the "heroku cli" to deploy -- just git. That was heroku's original famous innovation, you may recall!

ceejayoz 5y ago

You can deploy, you just can't trigger the builds automatically by pushing to Github. (This also means the Review Apps system is non-functional.)

umangsh 5y ago

Deploy using heroku CLI: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/git#deploy-your-code https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/git#deploy-your-code Unfortunately, git lfs isn't supported for CLI pushes, haven't found a way that works yet.

ab-dm 5y ago

Same way we’ve done for years, via our CD (circle CI), which uses the Heroku CLI We’ve been lucky that this entire event has, theoretically, not touched us as we never connected GitHub. That may change as more information comes to light. We’re still strongly considering moving to AWS, and are in the process of getting quotes from vendors.

karmelapple 4y ago
Are you thinking AWS, or a provider like Render, etc?
- ab-dm 4y ago
  We're looking at a simple Lift & Shift to AWS. We're building our next product on AWS, so makes sense to move everything there, and the agency that we have doing the 24 hours monitoring runs a bunch of rails apps on their AWS stack so they've got everything in place to do it pretty simply.

ryantgtg 5y ago

git push heroku master Glad I didn’t even realize there was github integration!