Create a new Docker app and connect it to your repository:
$ heroku apps:create --stack=container MY_APP_NAME
$ heroku git:remote -a MY_APP_NAME
Configure the Blue Canvas tenant and repository IDs. These can be found in the
git clone URL at the bottom of the "Branches" page in the "How to make a local
copy of your files" section. For instance in the URL:
https://git.bluecanvas.io/t186f348b-d05a-b4f4-89d3-2f80e6fd1199/r3bb9a056-4bd8-741c-ca01-6d491f4dacb1.git
The tenant ID is t186f348b-d05a-b4f4-89d3-2f80e6fd1199 and the repository ID
is r3bb9a056-4bd8-741c-ca01-6d491f4dacb1.
BLUECANVAS_CLIENT_ID and BLUECANVAS_CLIENT_SECRET can be copied from the Settings > API page.
BASE_URL should your Heroku app's Web URL, shown in heroku apps:info:
$ heroku apps:info
=== MY_APP
Auto Cert Mgmt: false
Dynos: web: 1
Git URL: https://git.heroku.com/MY_APP.git
Owner: me@example.com
Region: us
Repo Size: 13 KB
Slug Size: 33 MB
Stack: container
Web URL: https://MY_APP.herokuapp.com/
Set the config variables:
$ heroku config:set -a MY_APP BLUECANVAS_CLIENT_ID=MY_CLIENT_ID
$ heroku config:set -a MY_APP BLUECANVAS_CLIENT_SECRET=MY_CLIENT_SECRET
$ heroku config:set -a MY_APP BLUECANVAS_TENANT_ID=MY_TENANT_ID
$ heroku config:set -a MY_APP BLUECANVAS_REPO_ID=MY_REPO_ID
$ heroku config:set -a MY_APP BASE_URL=MY_HEROKU_APP_URL
Finally, push to Heroku to start the app:
$ git push heroku master