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Asked: 2026-05-26T17:29:47+00:00

Developing a Django app and decided to ditch the Linode for Heroku. Just too

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Developing a Django app and decided to ditch the Linode for Heroku. Just too much crap to deal with. So I can run my app fine using python manage.py runserver both locally and when ssh’d into the Linode, but when pushed to the heroku git repo (goes through, runs fine), I get TemplateDoesNotExist at / home.html. On my computer the folder is located at Heroku/Django_App/OmniCloud_App/Templates/ (Django_App is the folder with settings.py, etc.).

Heroku is checking at /app/OmniCloud_App/Templates/ How can I see the file structure of Heroku and specify that in settings.py so I can run the app locally for development as well as pushed to Heroku?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Once you’ve pushed to heroku you may connect to an isolated instance of your heroku app through bash. You can access this with:

    heroku run bash --app appname

    (Keep in mind this does use hours off of your heroku credit though).

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