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cobyism / ghost-on-heroku

One-button Heroku deploy for the Ghost blogging platform.
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Getting the content of my current blog hosted on heroku #108

Closed lpolaright closed 6 years ago

lpolaright commented 7 years ago

After following the instructions in the README.md:

Updating

After deploying your own Ghost blog, you can update it by running the following commands:

heroku git:clone --app YOURAPPNAME && cd YOURAPPNAME git remote add origin https://github.com/cobyism/ghost-on-heroku git pull origin master # may trigger a few merge conflicts, depending on how long since last update git push heroku master This will pull down the code that was deployed to Heroku so you have it locally, attach this repository as a new remote, attempt to pull down the latest version and merge it in, and then push that change back to your Heroku app instance.

I have a git repository but with none of the current posts in heroku. I tried git pull origin master but it says I'm up-to-date.

What am I missing? I've searched all the folders in the repo.

ifvictr commented 7 years ago

@lpolaright Your blog data is stored in a PostgreSQL database and not in the local filesystem.

mars commented 6 years ago

In the newest versions of this app (Ghost 1.x), the MySQL database is where all posts are stored.

By default, ghost-on-heroku now deploys with a JawsDB hosted MySQL database. JawsDB offers a database backup interface to export or import your Ghost blog data.