Under my Heroku Account settings, should I uncheck "Allow use of third-party analytics services"? What does that mean?
This is where they announce the possibility to opt out. "Privacy policy" redirects to Salesforce (the parent company of Heroku) policy. It's not crystal clear what they are meaning, so I opted out.
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There is no information about certificates of provisioning profiles in the Role permissions list. We already have tried App Manager and Developer, they both don't work, unfortunately.
It must be the team agent if you want to use the auto-signing feature. There is only one team agent permitted per app development team.
I am not able to add free Ignite clearDB to my Heroku app. It asked for to give credit card information.
Terminal:
Not sure how to add it not providing the credit card information. please help.
Unfortunately, only Postgres can be configured without an "Account Verification" through Heroku. See: Account Verification
When is verification required? 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.
Try changing your database to Postgres if you don't want to give up credit card info. Just be sure to note the slight syntax differences.
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 am implementing an integration with Google Drive, which is to show a user's Drive files on our own website (after a 3-legged OAuth2 authorization).
So it is not a webapp that you will connect to the Google Drive UI, and thus I don't see the need to publish it in Apps Marketplace.
My project is created with my personal (free) account on console.developers.google.com,
and I'd like to confirm here: if not published, will it still work with any types of accounts, especially with enterprise accounts(e.g. Google Apps for Work)?
It does not need to be published as long as the domain administrator has not disabled Drive Apps. If a domain admin has disabled Drive Apps, I believe publishing to the Google Apps Marketplace is required so that the domain admin can install the App for all domain users.
We followed these guides in an attempt to turn on email/text alerts for TFS work items when they are updated or changed:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181334.aspx
FTA: From a web browser, connect to your team project and open alerts management (My alerts from your profile menu). If you don't see this option, then you must configure an SMTP server to support TFS.
We didn't see the option, so we followed the guide to set up a smtp server using this guide here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms400808.aspx
FTA: To verify your configuration, open alerts management. You might need to refresh your browser to see this option if you just recently enabled an SMTP server.
We've sent a successful test email through the administration area but we can't verify because the users are not seeing the "My Alerts" option to set up their own alerts in the online portals.
Is there something else we need to do that is not included in the guide to set these up?
If you go to the following URL on your TFS server: https://nakedalm.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/Democorp/_admin/_alerts (replacing the server with yours) you should see your Alerts