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I have no experience with Heroku, but as the simplest way of setting up this service, I clicked on the Deploy to Heroku button, and got going. Yet when the package was updated on GitHub, it wasn’t clear how to get the latest updates. Is there a recommended method for doing so?
So, to get the latest updates, I cloned the repo, installed Heroku CLI, pulled your upstream changes, and then pushed to my Heroko app. Given that I don't intend to make any changes, this seems a roundabout way of keeping the service up-to-date.
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I actually don't know how they are meant to be updated :/ Sounds like you're doing pretty much the right thing. As Heroku is a Git-repo in itself you wouldn't have had to clone it here on GitHub I think, you could probably just have pushed it directly to Heroku, but deploying it using git sounds like that unfortunately is the only way to update today :( Too bad on such a nice deploy UI.
I have no experience with Heroku, but as the simplest way of setting up this service, I clicked on the
Deploy to Heroku
button, and got going. Yet when the package was updated on GitHub, it wasn’t clear how to get the latest updates. Is there a recommended method for doing so?So, to get the latest updates, I cloned the repo, installed Heroku CLI, pulled your upstream changes, and then pushed to my Heroko app. Given that I don't intend to make any changes, this seems a roundabout way of keeping the service up-to-date.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: