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Asked: 2026-06-17T16:37:47+00:00

I’ve recently set up bare, shared repository on a personal server and would like

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I’ve recently set up bare, shared repository on a personal server and would like to push to heroku directly from there — that is, NOT use github.

I guess I’m not sure I understand every part of the line where we add a remote:

git remote add heroku myherokuusername?@heroku.com:myherokureponame?.git
git remote add heroku git@heroku.com:taraswebapp.git # normally this
git remote add heroku tara.byte@heroku.com:taraswebapp.git

Other information:
I’m working on mac os x, and have recently installed the relevant heroku toolbelt.
my origin is: tara@192.168.1.160:/rails_projects/taraswebapp.git, where that is the static ip of my server

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you are doing the changes locally, you were once able to git push heroku master from your repo. This second bare repo on your server would be another thing completely different.

    Now if you are sharing your bare repo, that’ll be a different story.

    Update #1:

    Store your app in git from heroku docs should get you started and show you how it’s done with another repo too.

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