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Push Rejected using Buildpack #165
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I should note too that if I remove the BUILDPACK_URL env then the push is successful. |
I am using symfony2 & get the same rejection with no error output...
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I did the same & moved to
If I used the official build pack, all my cache files have |
I tried again this morning with a new clean Symfony2 (from heroku & Symfony2 docs) project & the official build pack & this custom build pack. With still have the same issue as my project & the project mentioned above. |
I've been seeing the same thing with a basic Laravel app, which is a clone of one we built ok about 3 weeks ago. The same part of |
For our need, we have forked this buildpack https://github.com/Scalingo/appsdeck-buildpack-php, you may want to give it a try. |
@Soulou thanks, I will take a look. |
@Soulou It now appears to deploy successfully, however the routes do not work,
PS...
Just to let you know, it is not a |
Same issue with my Symfony2 project. No more details... |
@JohnnyEvo I have gone back to using the official build pack as Symfony fixed the cache issue I was having. If you don't need anything specifically from this build pack, I suggest going back to the official one. |
@eddiejaoude Thank you, it's works :) |
No problem 👍 |
I have a basic CakePHP app which is so far only a clone of the friendsofcake/app-template. I setup environmental variables as defined in the app-template readme:
but when I push my repo to heroku I get a non-descript failure:
If I adjust the BUILDPACK_URL to git://github.com/CHH/heroku-buildpack-php#development I get slightly more information, but I'm not familiar enough with how these buildpacks work yet to locate the line being referenced.
My repo is private, but I've made a gist of my current composer.json for scruteny in case its something I changed. I only added a couple libraries and scripts to aid in development and testing a CakePHP app.
Any thoughts?
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