Not sure what you are trying to accomplish here: Do you want to use Heroku
to drive Selenium-Tests? Not sure, why one would want to that.
The error basically says that there isn't a firefox installed: Selenium is
basically piggy-backing on a firefox to simulate user-interaction with your
webap
I have some webfonts bundled inside a gem (font-awesome, bundled inside
of https://github.com/littlebtc/font-awesome-sass-rails) - the fonts work
fine locally, but when I deploy them to heroku, they end up with a size of
0 and the fonts are not displayed. Looks like some issues with the
asset-c
This appears to be so simple that I feel a little dumb to ask it: Is there
a way to find out the name of the app? I'm currently using an
enviroment-variable that I set manually with heroku config:add
APP_NAME=my_awesome_app - but I guess there should be a better way?!
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silly me: It is nil on cedar because I forgot to set it - that is at
least what I did for an app on bamboo. Anyway, is there a way to find
out the name of the running app without manually setting it?!
On 13 Mrz., 07:27, "vierundsech...@googlemail.com"
wrote:
> I'm curre
I'm currently trying to get hirefire to run on cedar: hirefire is
using ENV['APP_NAME'] to get the name of the app it is running on -
this has been working on previous stacks, but is nil on cedar - I'm
currently using ENV['NEW_RELIC_APP_NAME'] but is there a better way to
get to the app-name?!
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I just tried to run rails 3.2 and ran into all sorts of weird errors
(mostly gem-problems). I'm currently running on bamboo-mri-1.9.2 -
does 3.2 only run on cedar?!
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