When you use an official buildpack like heroku/nodejs, the latest release is automatically used, not the latest commit in GitHub.
It would be nice if heroku-buildpack-subdir supported that as well, like app=heroku/nodejs. Glancing at the code it seems to support tarballs or git repos (and optionally branches).
When you use an official buildpack like
heroku/nodejs, the latest release is automatically used, not the latest commit in GitHub.It would be nice if heroku-buildpack-subdir supported that as well, like
app=heroku/nodejs. Glancing at the code it seems to support tarballs or git repos (and optionally branches).