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Does Heroku auto update? #61

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Wafflexboy opened this issue Dec 12, 2020 · 4 comments
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Does Heroku auto update? #61

Wafflexboy opened this issue Dec 12, 2020 · 4 comments

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@Wafflexboy
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Sorry if this is a dumb question. I just have a server running and I was assuming that when it's not working that it's because of an Among Us update. I just want to make sure there isn't anything specific that I need to do, or if I should just delete it and redeploy it

@Tothas
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Tothas commented Dec 12, 2020

No it doesnt. You have to enable auto deployment from github on the Deploy tab of Heroku. Click Github under Deployment Method and then connect it to your fork in the next section below.

But that will only keep it updated from your fork, or copy, of the crewlink-server. To keep that auto updated with the latest release of otto's main fork, I suggest using https://github.com/wei/pull

@Wafflexboy
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Wafflexboy commented Dec 12, 2020

So I'm fairly new to all this but I think I got it set. I installed the Pull app and it seems like it doesn't need any special settings, especially since CrewLink-server is my only fork. And Heroku is now pointed to my fork, which will stay up to date (it seems every couple hours or so) because the Pull app will push the update to it.

If any of this is incorrect please let me know, but in my head that does seem correct. Thank you for the help!

@Tothas
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Tothas commented Dec 12, 2020

No problem! That's how I have it set up, but I'm new to this as well. I don't know if there's a better way to do it but seemed the simplest solution.

@nijaru
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nijaru commented Dec 13, 2020

As someone who normally updates his forks manually in the command line, pull looks great.

It looks like it automates everything so you don't have to manually update your fork. As long as you have heroku set to auto deploy your changes, you should get automatic updates. (I haven't used heroku in a few years though so don't quote me on that.)

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