I have been experiencing a problem that several Railers have been experiencing so far when pushing to Heroku. I have tried several fixes so far including the one stated here, but to no avail. I need help, any help would be appreciated.
A:
A few things you could try to tease out the source of the problem:
- Follow the first couple of chapters in the Rails Tutorial online book and see if that works.
- Use RVM, if you're not already using it, to create an isolated gemset.
- Update to Bundler 1.0.2, if you haven't already, but I doubt this will make much of a difference.
ikezue
2010-10-15 16:41:41
I'm using Windows so should I use PIK? Everything works as long as you're not dealing with a database.
arscariosus
2010-10-15 16:46:48
I don't know much about pik so I can't suggest that you use it. I will suggest working thru the Rails Tutorial book (railstutorial.org) till you get to the point where you deploy to heroku and migrate the database. This is code that should work (presumably tested by other readers). It should tell you something about your setup if it works or doesn't work. If it doesn't work then the problem is likely with your system, if it does then there may be something wrong with the way you set up your rails project.
ikezue
2010-10-15 18:42:54
but the problem is, I've Googled it and it seems like a recent flaw on Heroku as the posts that I have read are fairly recent, though none of the fixes works so far.
arscariosus
2010-10-15 22:01:31
I just tried pushing to Heroku and had no problems doing so. You'd have to do some investigating on your own to see what's wrong.
ikezue
2010-10-15 22:25:40