I happened to integrate my heroku account with the authenticator, I recently changed my phone and restored the old one, I can't access my heroku account because I lost the authenticator passwords
Try to contact with heroku support, they may can retrieve your account after you proove that you are legitimate.
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I am making my own personal financial application with React and Django. I am trying to connect to my chase account with the "development" plaid environment. When I try to add my Chase account it shows
"You may need to update your app in order to connect to Chase".
Any idea on how I can connect my app to my Chase account with "development" access?
I launch Link to create an access token to my chase account, but Plaid is showing that I may need to update the app in order to connect to Chase.
Chase requires an OAuth connection to work with Plaid. If you’re getting this error you haven’t completed all the requirements for using OAuth with Chase, such as getting Production access approval and filling out the questionnaire. (Or, if you have completed all the requirements, you haven’t been enabled for Chase OAuth yet — it takes a week or two.) You can find more details in the OAuth docs at https://plaid.com/docs/link/oauth/
I am trying to create a Twitter bot and I don't have a credit card to verify the Heroku account. Is there any other way to continue with creating my Twitter bot?
I tried the code on my terminal but directs me to the credit card verification page
heroku addons:create scheduler:standard
I expected direct access after coming all that way
Not if you need addons. The use of any addon besides Heroku Postgres and Heroku connect requires account verification:
You must verify your account if you, or collaborators of your app, want to:
Use more than one dyno in the app.
Add any add-on to the app, even if the add-on is free. The only exceptions to this are the free plans for the Heroku Postgres and Heroku Connect add-ons, which can be used without verification.
Add a custom domain to the app.
Receive the transfer of an app that has paid resources.
Exceed default one-off dyno limits on the app.
Have more than 5 apps at a time. Verified accounts may have up to 100 apps.
As mentioned by Chris, you need more than one dyno due to which heroku is requesting to add credit card, but if you don't have credit card, you can add debit card info as well.I am not sure if it works in all countries but i tried with debit card issued from (India - visa/master-card) and it worked for me.
I'm making a Slack App and just implemented OAuth to take advantage of Slack's Web API. I am using the single Access Token for my particular team that I am testing on.
Should I want to distribute this app on the Slack App Directory, will I have to store the Access Token for every single team? How should I go about securely storing these? Will the Heroku database suffice?
Yes, your app needs to store the access token for each Slack team that installs it. And your app will need to access those tokens in order to enable access to that team's Slack (e.g. post a message). Most people will use a local database (e.g. MySQL) on the server to store the access tokens of each team.
No idea how secure the Heroku database is. However, since Heroku is a commercial service I would assume it can provide sufficient security for your app.
I'm an admin for our Heroku account and can see Review Apps on the Heroku pipelines page however I don't see open pull requests with the Create Review App option. I'm an admin of the account so I'm not sure what it is. Any ideas? Thanks!
Found it. I had to give Heroku access to my github account, even though it already had access to the corporate account I was a part of.
I have an organization's private GitHub repository that I am trying to connect a Heroku app to, using the Heroku Dashboard from a browser. In the settings of my GitHub account (that is linked to Heroku), under OAuth Applications, I can see Heroku Dashboard, and under Permissions, it says Full control of private repositories.
However, when I navigate to the Heroku app page and select this GitHub repo from the select-list and click Connect, I get the message:
Item could not be modified:
Admin access to repository required
On GitHub, my account has Write access for the repo. Moreover, as mentioned above, Heroku Dashboard has Full control of private repositories. Can anybody help me figure out what access needs to be granted where? I would really appreciate that.
Never mind. That private GitHub repo had been created by someone else who had since left the company. I had Write access but that is not enough. When I created a new GitHub repo and an app on Heroku myself, I could connect them without any issues.
We had the same problem when someone without admin access to the github repo requested the github access in Heroku. He had to revoke his access in github before we could log back into Heroku with an account that had admin access in github and properly connect the accounts.