heroku does not appear to be a git repository

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When I try to push my app to Heroku I get this response   fatal   heroku  does not appear to be a git repository fatal  Could not read from remote repository   Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists    I have tried  heroku keys add  but still comes up with the same result  I already have an ssh key for my GitHub account

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I had to run the Windows Command Prompt with Administrator privileges

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I encountered the same error making a much more novice mistake  I was typing in Heroku with a capital  H   instead of lowercase   I recognize that s certainly not the solution for everyone who encounters this error  but it was in my case

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Run this  heroku create   before pushing your code

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For those who are trying to get heroku to work on codeanywhere IDE   heroku login git remote add heroku git heroku com MyApp git git push heroku

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I ve seen all the answers here and the only thing missing is after going through these steps     git add     git commit -m  first heroku commit    You should run the command below     heroku git remote -a  lt YourAppNameOnHeroku gt    And lastly  run this     git push -f heroku  lt NameOfBranch gt  master   Notice I used  lt NameOfBranch  because if you re currently in a different branch to master it would still throw errors  so If you are working in master use master  else put the name of the branch there

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You forgot to link your app name to your heroku  It s a very common mistake  if your app is not created  then use   heroku create  optional app name    else   git add   git commit -m  heroku commit   heroku git remote -a YOUR APP NAME  git push heroku master

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To add a Heroku app as a Git remote  you need to execute heroku git remote -a yourapp    Source  Deploying with Git

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You could try the following in your root directory      initialize git for your project  add the changes and perform a commit  git init git add   git commit -m  first commit       create heroku app and push to heroku  heroku create git push heroku master   Not sure where you are in the process  You also don t need github to deploy on heroku  just git  Hope this helps

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show all apps heroku have access with heroku apps  And check you app exist then  execute heroku git remote -a yourapp exist

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I got the same error and it turned out I was in the wrong directory  It s a simple mistake to make so double check that you are in the root and then run heroku create and heroku git push master again  Of course you must have done git init  as mentioned in StickMaNX answer above  already before the heroku steps

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I had the same issue  but later I found out that I forgot to create an app before deploying it  Try the following steps in terminal    heroku login heroku create   I am just learning heroku and often forget the steps so I wrote an article about it  You can find it here  https   medium com  saurav panthee deploy-flask-app-to-heroku-under-3-minutes-2ec1c0bc403a

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For me the answer was to cd into the root directory of the app before running heroku create or git push heroku master

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i forgot to create a domain name before running git push heroku main  Creating a domain name resolved the problem

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First  make sure you re logged into heroku   heroku login    Enter your credentials    It s common to get this error when using a cloned git repo onto a new machine  Even if your heroku credentials are already on the machine  there is no link between the cloned repo and heroku locally yet  To do this  cd into the root dir of the cloned repo and run   heroku git remote -a yourapp

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The following commands will work well for ruby on rails application deployment on heroku if heroku is already installed on developers machine    indicates a comment   heroku login heroku create heroku keys add  this adds local machines keys to heroku so as to avoid repeated password entry git push heroku master heroku rename new-application-name  rename application to the preferred name other than the auto generated heroku name

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Might be worth checking the config file in the  git folder  If the heroku parameters are missing then you  ll get this error heroku param   remote  heroku       url   git heroku com   Your heroku app  git     fetch    refs heads   refs remotes heroku     the  git folder should be in the local computer file directory for the app you created in heroku  e g C  Users You Your app git  Hope this helps

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If this error pops up  its because there is no remote named Heroku  When you do a Heroku create  if the git remote doesn   t already exist  we automatically create one  assuming you are in a git repo   To view your remotes type in      git remote -v       For an app called    appname    you will see the following     git remote -v heroku git heroku com appname git  fetch  heroku git heroku com appname git  push    If you see a remote for your app  you can just    git push master    and replace with the actual remote name   If it   s missing  you can add the remote with the following command   git remote add heroku git heroku com appname git   If you   ve already added a remote called Heroku  you may get an error like this   fatal  remote heroku already exists    so  then remove the existing remote and add it again with the above command   git remote rm heroku   Hope this helps

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heroku git remote -a YourAppName

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In my case  I was already logged-in and I just executed git push

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My problem was that I used git  instead of heroku git  to clone the app  Then I had to   git remote add heroku git heroku com MyApp git   Remember to change MyApp to your app name   Then I could proceed   git push heroku master

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Follow this steps     heroku login   Create a new Git repository Initialize a git repository in a new or existing directory    cd my-project    git init   heroku git remote -a appname   Deploy your application Commit your code to the repository and deploy it to Heroku using Git     git add      git commit -am  make it better    git push heroku master   Existing Git repository For existing repositories  simply add the heroku remote    heroku git remote -a appname

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Following official Heroku article   Initialize GIT    cd myapp   git init    git add     git commit -m  my first commit    Then create  initialize  heroku app with     heroku create YourAppName   Lastly add git remote     heroku git remote -a YourAppName   Now you can safely deploy your app with     git push heroku master   You should wait for some time and see if you don t get any error interrupt on console while deploying  For details look at heroku article

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