Re: Invalid database url for heroku db:push

2009-07-09 Thread Sarah Allen
actually, based on previous response I updated my heroku gem and it worked. Yay! On Jul 9, 2009, at 3:05 PM, Adam Wiggins wrote: > > On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 12:46 PM, Sarah Allen > wrote: >> $ heroku db:push >> Invalid database url >> >> development: >> <<: *defaults >> database: mightyv

Re: Invalid database url for heroku db:push

2009-07-09 Thread Adam Wiggins
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 12:46 PM, Sarah Allen wrote: > $ heroku db:push > Invalid database url > > development: >   <<: *defaults >   database: mightyverse_dev I think the issue here is that taps turns the database credentials into a URL/URI, and URI.parse considers underscore an invalid character

Re: Invalid database url for heroku db:push

2009-07-09 Thread Yuri Niyazov
in my experience, db:push does exactly that: it takes your local development database and converts it into the heroku production database. I've seen that error before; once it was an intermittent issue with heroku. Another time a new heroku ruby gem came out and I forgot to update it. On Thu, Jul

Invalid database url for heroku db:push

2009-07-09 Thread Sarah Allen
I'm trying to push my database to heroku, but I get an error... the command is so simple I am at a loss for how to debug. $ heroku db:push Invalid database url I wasn't sure which database is was going to push. I assume it takes the one based on my RAILS_ENV (which would be development), bu