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Heroku

Sign in

  1. Right-click into working copy's directory or on desktop if there is no project directory yet
  2. Select Git Bash from the context menu
  3. heroku login
  4. Type your username and hit Enter
  5. Type your password and hit Enter

Set up your SSH keys

This must only be done once in order to set up Heroku on a new computer.

  1. cd ~/.ssh
  2. ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "<YOUR_EMAIL_ADDRESS>"
  3. For the location just press Enter which will create id_rsa (private key) and id_rsa.pub (public key)
  4. heroku keys:add
  5. When asked for the index of the key to choose, enter the number that is shown for id_rsa.pub

Create a new app/repository

  1. Create a new app in Heroku's web interface
  2. cd ~/Desktop
  3. git clone git@heroku.com:<APPNAME>.git -o heroku
  4. You have now cloned into the repository <APPNAME> which has caused a folder named <APPNAME> to be created in your current directory
  5. cd <APPNAME>
  6. You are now in the local folder for your project
  7. git remote add heroku git@heroku.com:<APPNAME>.git
  8. Add some files to the local folder
  9. git add .
  10. git commit -m 'initial commit'
  11. git push heroku master

Get a new working copy of your app/repository

If you want to get a new working copy of your app on your computer, you just have to clone into the repository again.

  1. git clone git@heroku.com:<APPNAME>.git -o heroku
  2. cd <APPNAME>

Publish changes to your app/repository

You don't need to sign in to heroku via heroku login when you want to publish changes to your app. Normal Git usage is sufficient when the repository has been set up already.

  1. git commit -m '<DESCRIPTION_OF_CHANGES>'
  2. git push heroku master

Show basic app information

heroku info