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If it's OK I'd like to point something out. When I did the Hartl Ruby on Rails tutorial apps, I found that sqlite3 does NOT "play well" with Heroku. Hartl makes this clear himself in his Rails tutorials. I have a Heroku account. I can use Heroku so long as any app I want to push up there does NOT use sqlite or sqlite3. Heroku is fantastic and will work with MySQL, Postgrel, and I think also NoSQL. But not with SQL or sqlite3.
There are some Active Record leftovers for which a normal sql database is needed, it was tried to be fixed in this pull request #146 but somehow that got stuck/did not move on.
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SoldierCoder commentedon Sep 5, 2013
So, to be certain, we are deploying our Shoes programs to Heroku or is it something else?
PragTob commentedon Sep 5, 2013
We want to deploy hackety-hack.com automatically to heroku when the travis-ci build on master is green. E.g. see this blog post.
However this probably is more a task for someone with access to heroku.
steveklabnik commentedon Sep 5, 2013
It would look very much like this: steveklabnik/meloria#1
You'd have to get the key from me or someone else on heroku, though
PragTob commentedon Sep 5, 2013
Oh why can't we have @rkh do that for us as well? :-)
jacqueline-homan commentedon Sep 6, 2013
If it's OK I'd like to point something out. When I did the Hartl Ruby on Rails tutorial apps, I found that sqlite3 does NOT "play well" with Heroku. Hartl makes this clear himself in his Rails tutorials. I have a Heroku account. I can use Heroku so long as any app I want to push up there does NOT use sqlite or sqlite3. Heroku is fantastic and will work with MySQL, Postgrel, and I think also NoSQL. But not with SQL or sqlite3.
PragTob commentedon Sep 6, 2013
We already deploy to heroku so everyone works fine :-) We only use sqlite3 in the development environment, when we deploy we use Postgres.
SoldierCoder commentedon Sep 7, 2013
what do you use Postgres for in Hackety.com?
Are you saying we use something other than mongo?
On Sep 6, 2013, at 3:51 AM, Tobias Pfeiffer notifications@github.com wrote:
PragTob commentedon Sep 7, 2013
There are some Active Record leftovers for which a normal sql database is needed, it was tried to be fixed in this pull request #146 but somehow that got stuck/did not move on.