I have a script that runs during the app build phase on Heroku to fetch files from Firebase Storage prior to building. So, I've setup a Firebase Function to dispatch a workflow to redeploy to Heroku whenever a file is created, updated, or deleted on Firebase Storage.
However, whenever the deploy step processes on Github Actions, it just says "Everything up-to-date" and doesn't trigger a build on Heroku. This is likely because there were no code changes, so the Github repo and Heroku repo are both up-to-date.
Is there a way to force the deploy to trigger a rebuild?
I have a script that runs during the app build phase on Heroku to fetch files from Firebase Storage prior to building. So, I've setup a Firebase Function to dispatch a workflow to redeploy to Heroku whenever a file is created, updated, or deleted on Firebase Storage.
However, whenever the deploy step processes on Github Actions, it just says "Everything up-to-date" and doesn't trigger a build on Heroku. This is likely because there were no code changes, so the Github repo and Heroku repo are both up-to-date.
Is there a way to force the deploy to trigger a rebuild?