multi-buildpacks about slugbuilder HOT 4 CLOSED

yes. use the multi-buildpack buildpack. See https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-buildpack-multi

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Slugbuilder specifically contains Heroku's multi-buildpack at https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-multi, a fork of ddollar's. I retested this recently with https://github.com/dzuelke/heroku-multipack-nodejs-php-example, so you could also check that repository for a working example.

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Hi,

I wasn't able to set BUILDPACK_URL with ddollar's fork, or any other build pack

root@UBC809:~/edgetest# deis config:set BUILDPACK_URL=https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-buildpack-multi.git
Creating config... Error:
404 Not Found
detail: Not found.

root@UBC809:~/edgetest# deis config:set BUILDPACK_URL=https://github.com/dpiddy/heroku-buildpack-ruby-minimal
Creating config... Error:
404 Not Found
detail: Not found.

What goes wrong? I am running deis against GKE..

Since deis does not support buidlpacks:set and buildpacks:add , would I be fine just create a .buildpacks at the root of my repos like

https://github.com/lastko/heroku-buildpack-edgejs.git
https://github.com/sibeliusseraphini/heroku-buildpack-nodejs-bower-grunt

as the heroku-buildpack-nodejs-bower-grunt as my 'primary buildpack'?

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@lazydino that 404 error means the application you are pointing to is incorrect. You're likely in the wrong directory. Try running the same command with -a to explicitly call out the application name you wish to set.

Since deis does not support buidlpacks:set and buildpacks:add

heroku buildpacks:set is the same as heroku config:set BUILDPACK_URL=.... It's just an alias, similar to how deis pull is an alias for deis builds:create. :)

would I be fine just create a .buildpacks at the root of my repos like

https://github.com/lastko/heroku-buildpack-edgejs.git
https://github.com/sibeliusseraphini/heroku-buildpack-nodejs-bower-grunt

as the heroku-buildpack-nodejs-bower-grunt as my 'primary buildpack'?

Since we already have heroku-buildpack-multi built into slugbuilder, yes it should be fine to create a .buildpacks file, commit it to the repository and push. You'll probably want heroku-buildpack-nodejs-bower-grunt as the first one on the list if it's your primary buildpack, though.

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