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A node module for working with app.json files and deploying app.json apps to Heroku. Designed to work on the server, the browser, and the command line.
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Local validation passes but Dashboard validation fails #18

Closed jc00ke closed 10 years ago

jc00ke commented 10 years ago

My app.json file

{
  "name": "DHH Soundboard",
  "description": "Tribute soundboard of the great 'How to Build a Blog Engine in 15 Minutes with Ruby on Rails' which inspired myself and many others to get into Rails.",
  "repository": "https://github.com/hone/dhh-soundboard",
  "logo": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jc00ke/dhh-soundboard/master/public/images/dhh.jpeg",
  "keywords": ["DHH", "rails", "soundboard", "lulz"]
}
$> app validate

Your app.json file is valid!

When I clicked the Heroku Button I got an error in the Dashboard:

No valid app.json file found at: https://github.com/jc00ke/dhh-soundboard
- description is too long (maximum is 140 characters)
zeke commented 10 years ago

Hi @jc00ke thanks for the bug report. I had forgotten to publish the latest changes. To upgrade:

npm i -g app.json
cd my/project
app.json validate

You should now see the 140-character description validation applied when running app validate. Let me know if this is working for you.

jc00ke commented 10 years ago

@zeke, the update validates the limit. Thanks!