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I'm trying to deploy a node app, but I'm running into a problem with how my code is structure. The app is git inited at the top level and it looks like:
App (git tracked in remote repo) - .git - server - client - plugin - extras Since Heroku needs me to push only the server directory directly with the package.json build file, I'm not sure how to setup my directory. I want it such that I can deploy heroku from the 'App/server' folder, but still git pull/push the entire app as I do now:
App (git tracked in remote repo) - .git - server (can run 'git push heroku master' for just this folder) - .git (?) - client - plugin - extras How I can achieve this the simplest? I read about git-submodules, but that seems messy and I wanted to be sure. Thank you very much from a git nub.
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Each process has its own port in dev, but deploying on Heroku uses just one total. Put the working frontend in a subdirectory of root (such as /frontend ). Put the working backend in a subdirectory of root (such as /api -- the blogpost assumes the backend remains in the root directory -- either way is fine).
I think git-subtree should work:
git subtree push --prefix server heroku master
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