Hahaha *could be*. Say, can you take a look at the rspec one and help me
finish that one? <3


On 10 February 2014 12:56, Clemens Helm <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In _posts/2014-01-30-continuous-codeship.markdown:
>
> > +Now let's deploy your application to Heroku. Go to your project settings by clicking on the settings icon in the projects dropdown on the Codeship. Then navigate to the "Deployment" section. As you want to deploy to Heroku, click on the "Heroku" button.
> > +
> > +You are asked to enter the name of your Heroku application and your API key. I sure hope you wrote that down somewhere! Enter your application's name and API key (to retrieve your Heroku API key, go to your Heroku account and click "Show API key") and save your deployment configuration.
> > +
> > +From now on the Codeship will deploy your application to Heroku, everytime you push to your GitHub repository. Neat!
> > +
> > +### Give it a try
> > +Now let's push a change and see if it gets deployed. Change something in your application first, then commit and push the change.
> > +
> > +{% highlight sh %}
> > +git add .
> > +git commit -m "this changes everything"
> > +git push
> > +{% endhighlight %}
> > +
> > +And immediately another build will start running on the Codeship. Go back to your project overview and you'll see the commands we already know from your first build. Plus: your application gets deployed to Heroku now and should be online after a minute or two.
>
> Somehow this text looks familiar [image: :dog:]
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