Ken Mayer

Hmmm. heroku_san just shells out to git, so anything that you do with git should work with heroku_san. It is possible that there's an environment variable inconsistency that would cause...

this is probably why: To clone a git repository from Heroku, change 'heroku.com' to the Host of > the desired account defined in your .ssh/config: > > $ git clone...

The only remote that will work is heroku.com -- we'll need to write some code to handle this new "API" On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 4:30 PM, Justin Gordon...

Looks like it's already in there: https://github.com/fastestforward/heroku_san/blob/master/lib/heroku_san/stage.rb#L27 So all you need to do is add a "repo" attribute to each of your stage configurations, and that should do it. https://github.com/fastestforward/heroku_san/blob/master/lib/templates/heroku.example.yml#L8...

afaik. heroku_san is trying to keep things simple, but once you have a more complicated environment, it doesn't have all of the answers. You have to ask yourself whether you're...

Okay, I _finally_ have some time to look at this bug and #173. I don't see any suggestions for change, though, which makes it hard for me to decide what...

I'm on vacation this week, so it might be a week before I can look into it. Not a clue. If the method name doesn't provide enuf guidance, then it...

No PR is too minor! Please! On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 3:33 PM, Justin Gordon [email protected]: > Default config file should not have dash in comments after config:, as...

heroku_san knows nothing about dynos When you "deploy" what do you see? A deploy is simply a `git push`, after that, it's all up to Heroku. HerokuSan creates targets, "staging",...

creating tasks are cumulative, so if tasks.rb is getting loaded twice, then the dependencies will be as well. hmmm so you don't need to load tasks.rb in your rake file...