Hey @pandeiro, thanks for this. I'm a noob and I've never used a custom buildpack before. It took me about 30 minutes of googling to figure out I had to run heroku buildpacks:add https://github.com/pandeiro/heroku-buildpack-boot, but that it does not actually set anything in my git repo. Then I checked Heroku and the buildpack wasn't there, I suspect because heroku-toolbelt doesn't handle team-shared apps well yet (I upgraded heroku-toolbelt first).
So then I added the buildpack from the Heroku UI, but I'm still not sure how to use it.
I imagine I need to tell Heroku to run my boot task, e.g. boot prod, but how?
Any help would be appreciated and would increase early-stage boot adoption in the Clojure community.
Hey @pandeiro, thanks for this. I'm a noob and I've never used a custom buildpack before. It took me about 30 minutes of googling to figure out I had to run
heroku buildpacks:add https://github.com/pandeiro/heroku-buildpack-boot, but that it does not actually set anything in my git repo. Then I checked Heroku and the buildpack wasn't there, I suspect because heroku-toolbelt doesn't handle team-shared apps well yet (I upgraded heroku-toolbelt first).So then I added the buildpack from the Heroku UI, but I'm still not sure how to use it.
I imagine I need to tell Heroku to run my boot task, e.g.
boot prod, but how?Any help would be appreciated and would increase early-stage boot adoption in the Clojure community.