I am able to setup a deploy HTTP hook that calls the Slack API on every deploy of my Heroku app.
$ heroku addons:create deployhooks:http
How can you customize the deploy message that this sends?
Heroku Deploy Hooks is set to sun set February 17, 2023. To keep your integrations working, you can replace Deploy Hooks with Activity To Go.
Hope this helps.
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I am deploying a Laravel application to Heroku. I just installed a Laravel project. But did not make any changes because I installed it just to try out the Laravel deployment on the Heroku. Then I created repository. Then I created a pipeline and a production app within it on the Heroku. Then I synced the production app to the master branch of my Github repo.
This is the screenshot
Then I configured the env variables in the Heroku like this.
When I open or view the app on the browser, it says 403 forbidden. What is wrong with and how can I fix it?
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-laravel
To deploy your application to Heroku, you must first create a Procfile, which tells Heroku what command to use to launch the web server with the correct settings. After you’ve done that, you’re going to create an application instance on Heroku, configure some Laravel environment variables, and then simply git push to deploy your code!
I would like to automate creating a heroku app, and integrate it with Github, so that it will automatically deploy when new commits are pushed to Github.
Is this possible? I've looked through the Heroku Toolbelt CLI docs and the Heroku API docs, and I didn't find any mention of the Github Integration.
Go to the deploy tab of your Heroku Dashboard, you can connect your github directly to it
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/github-integration
I find plenty of information on deploying Twilio to a new Heroku app, thereby creating it. I'm a little stuck on the process of deploying it to an app that I already have. My app has a lot of data in the database there and I don't want to have to recreate it all. Additionally I would like my app to serve PHP pages as well. Do I need 3 Heroku apps now then? Doesn't make sense!
Twilio developer evangelist here.
You don't need to build a new application to use Twilio on Heroku. If you already have your existing application all you need to do is add the relevant endpoints for receiving SMS messages and voice calls from Twilio and deploy to your existing Heroku deployment. It is recommended that you load your Twilio Account SID and Auth Token into the Heroku config so that you can use them there too.
Is there anything specific you need to know about this? What is the application you have already built?
I'm trying to use the Play Framework starting with the WebSocket Chat Example founded here:
https://github.com/playframework/playframework/tree/2.0/samples/scala/websocket-chat
In particular this review of the last Play Framework version:
https://github.com/Shauli10/websocket-chat
I have deployed it on a Free Heroku Account, you can visit it ad this address:
https://desolate-shelf-8169.herokuapp.com
the problem is that when I insert the name, and I chat some message I can't see anything of what i send in the chat, and I can't also see the Robot that in the example type every 30 seconds a message, what I wrong? there is something I have to enable on Heroku for the WebSocket?
thanks
I notice that if I change the https part of the url to http (i.e. http://desolate-shelf-8169.herokuapp.com) your app seems to work. I'm not entirely sure why, but I know some browsers are picky about this with websockets.
Websockets should work on Heroku out-of-the-box. There is nothing that needs to be enabled.
Also, when I tried the template app:
$ git clone git#github.com:Shauli10/websocket-chat.git
$ heroku create
$ git push heroku master
It seems to "just work". If you are still having trouble, can you explain what you have changed in the template?
I installed hubot, heroku and hipchat. I deployed Hubot to Heroku and I tested on hipchat, I typed some command line example: #hubot help, #hubot image me "hubot".... and It worked fine.
But in my project, I need use hipchat to deploy my project to heroku. Example when I type on hipchat is: #hubot deploy app, then my project will be deployed to heroku (instead of tying: "git push heroku master" on Terminal). Please help me, I really thank you so much!
This is a very broad questions. There is no single answer.
For sure, you need a deployment service that performs the deployment. Hubot should ping the deployment service when you send the deploy command.
The deployment service should have access to your repository and Heroku account and perform the git push command for the deploy. The deployment service may have a local clone of your project, or download it from some centralized location (E.g. GitHub) and perform a push to Heroku.
The deployment service can be a server you control, a third party service such as this one, the server where Hubot is running (not ideal).
Heroku also offers Dropbox sync and is experimenting deploy from GitHub. In this case, the deploy doesn't require a deployment service (or to be more correct, the deployment service is in fact Heroku). Hubot would simply trigger a new synchronization at Heroku, as long as Heroku is connected to either GitHub or Dropbox (depending on where the app is stored).