Closed denezra closed 7 years ago
You should not have the bundle in your Git. Heroku should build the bundle at every deployment.
Maybe you skipped the instruction about the heroku-postbuild
task?
Hi and thanks for replying.
Just added that heroku-postbuild in script in package.json. But will take a look a again if I definitely miss some instruction there.
(Sorry first time to code)
Awh man, this tutorial is way too advanced if that's your first time coding my friend. You should focus on the basics, and JS is probably not a great language to start with. Python would be my recommendation.
Oh I see but my friend recommend this to me since its easy to understand and learn.
Well I'm glad it is easy to understand and learn, but like the introduction says, this tutorial is made to learn how to wire some tools together. These tools are absolutely overkill if you are just beginning.
I'm going to close this issue for now :)
Type of issue: Missing File
Chapter: 09 - Travis, Coveralls, Heroku
Upon checking my work on Heroku I'm missing a file called bundle js. Looking to close to it seems we added a rule on .gitignore /dist/, so every time I upload my work its missing the bundle.js
Screenshot of Missing file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/344ms5dewo4rx9o/Screenshot%202017-03-29%2006.24.04.png?dl=0
Link: https://your-project-staging-den.herokuapp.com/