Hi DAZ,
(I'll post this to the list in case someone finds it helpful.)
You can import the app back into Heroku but it's much more
fun (IMO/YMMV) to use git. There are some great tutorials
and screencasts about how to use git but here's a workflow
that I typically use (I develop locally and deploy to Heroku
using git):
If I change anything using Heroku's editor:
Click Revisions
Add a comment about what I changed
Click commit button
This keeps the revisions on Heroku and my local machine in
sync. Then on my local machine, using a command line
interface in the root directory of my app:
git pull
<enter my passphrase>
Do whatever I want locally, add files, remove files, modify
files, then when I'm finished and want to push it back to
Heroku, I go back to the command line interface (terminal or
Windows' cmd) in the working directory of my app and:
git status (lists files modified, removed, added)
git add <filename> (for each file modified)
git rm <filename> (for each file removed)
git add <filename> (for each new file added)
git commit -v -a (add comment about what changed)
git push
<enter my passphrase>
Seems like a lot of work but it works well enough for me and
I have a revision history. I can branch, go back, etc. I'm
hoping that Heroku or some other software/script will add
the capability to rollback to a previous version.
Kevin
DAZ wrote:
> Kevin:
> when you say
> "add the files to the git repository, commit the changes, push the
> app"
>
> what do you mean? Is this just importing the app back into heroku?
>
> thanks,
>
> DAZ
>
>
> On Apr 27, 5:23 pm, Kevin Triplett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Until there is a feature that allows multiple file upload,
>> your method is probably the quickest/only way: create the
>> app, clone the app, add the files, add the files to the git
>> repository, commit the changes, push the app, done. Lot of
>> steps but for a one-time deal not bad. I develop primarily
>> locally and will use the Heroku editor when I'm away from my
>> development machine. Maybe a multiple file upload is one of
>> the enhancements being considered.
>>
>> Kevin
>>
>> DAZ wrote:
>>> I've found that downloading an app, then using drag and drop on the
>>> desktop, then uploading it back again is the quickest option, but
>>> surely it can't be that hard to make transferring multiple files
>>> easier from within the code editor itself?
>>> DAZ
>>> On Apr 19, 4:58 pm, DAZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>> Is it possible to upload lots of files at once?
>>>> I have a number of CSS files that I usually use each time I start a
>>>> project and it is a pain uploading them one by one....
>>>> DAZ
>
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