Deploy to Heroku after reinstalling Ubuntu

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Good afternoon! I had to reinstall Ubuntu on my machine, and that’s why I was deploying it to Heroku. But now that I’ve reinstalled everything I can’t deploy anymore.

I cloned the git project and can push to the remote repository of the quiet gitlab, but not to Heroku. The application is already created in Heroku and all configured. I have to clone from the Heroku repository?

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  • you have already installed Heroku cli? on the machine? to clone you have to access the Heroku account and take the link from the Heroku application. example Heroku git:clone -a codisistem

  • Good afternoon! I already have Heroku CLI installed. I tried to clone the project the way you suggested, but returns the following error: ENOENT: Spawn git ENOENT

  • @Mardonisalvesbezerra I’ve even tried to update the ssh key, but also the error. But I can login and even create another app using the Heroku create command.

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I was able to solve the problem by removing Heroku and installing again through the repository, following this tutorial -> install Heroku by the repository

Then just generate the ssh key ssh-keygen -t rsa, log into Heroku with the command heroku login, finally, send the previously generated key heroku keys:add.

How to generate the SSH key and uploud to Heroku

Note: For those who installed Heroku with the snap, just use the commandsudo snap remove heroku.

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