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Asked: 2026-06-04T02:39:45+00:00

I have a project that uses Serve and is version controlled using Git. Serve

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I have a project that uses Serve and is version controlled using Git. Serve creates an output folder with static files that I want to deploy to Heroku.

I don’t want to deploy the Serve project itself since the Heroku Cedar stack doesn’t seem too fond of it, but most importantly I want to take advantage of Heroku’s great support for static websites.

Is there a way to deploy a subfolder to a git remote?
Should I create a Git repo in the output folder (that sounds wrong) and push that to Heroku?

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  1. Editorial Team

    There’s an even easier way via git-subtree. Assuming you want to push your folder ‘output’ as the root to Heroku, you can do:

    git subtree push --prefix output heroku master

    It appears currently that git-subtree is being included into git-core, but I don’t know if that version of git-core has been released yet.

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