Problem deploying to Heroku

[Stefan Petson]

Hi

When trying this http://wattdepot.viewdocs.io/wattdepot/installationguide/deploy-heroku

I get "initializing repository", then "user closed connection. fatal:could not read fromremote repository"

What's with this?

[Philip Johnson]

Hi Stefan,

We'll take a look and let you know.

Philip

[Carleton Moore]

Hi Stefan,

Thanks for reporting the bug with the Heroku installation instructions.  I followed the instructions and found a problem with the "Deploy to Heroku" step.  The instructions said to use "git push heroku".  When I tried it I got the following message from Heroku:

    08:32 [~/CSDL/heroku/wattdepot] $ git push heroku 

    Identity added: /Users/carletonmoore/.ssh/id_rsa (/Users/carletonmoore/.ssh/id_rsa)

    Initializing repository, done. 

    No refs in common and none specified; doing nothing.

    Perhaps you should specify a branch such as 'master'.

    ^CKilled by signal 2.

I had to Control C to break the connection.

I then ran the command "git push heroku master" and that worked. I've updated the installation guide.

Mahalo,

Cam

[Stefan Petson]

Got it working after "ssh-add <my-ssh-key>"

And then "git push -u heroku master"

//Stefan P

[Stefan Petson]

And now I'm facing another problem, naturally ;)

I push data to my app at http://wattdepot3.herokuapp.com/wattdepot/

I've got a test client and I get "server not found" exception.

(Also tested with a locally deployed server, but it won't let me post reading either)

// Stefan P

[Carleton Moore]

Did you define an Organization, user, depository, sensor, etc. ? Installing the server is the first step to getting WattDepot ready to receive measurements.

I will be working on a Getting Started Guide this weekend that explains how to install and set up a WattDepot server for an example organization.