Heroku deployment issues: binding $PORT, pass filters configuration thru environment about telemirror HOT 10 CLOSED

Configuring filters through environment vars will be too complicated. The only optimal option is to specify it via yaml/json string, which makes editing not very convenient.

I am not saying to configure filters via environment variables, instead I was saying to put YAML file contents same in one env var, as we need to first import your repo then make it private then setup yaml file. While forking, repo is always public so can't expose YAML config file publically. Also importing restricts us any future commits made to the original repo while forking one does.

You want to put the entire configuration from yaml into single string as environment variable. Okay, I got it.

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Try running the app locally, also check out the latest version

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Try setting YAML_CONFIG_ENV now. I assume you can just copy-paste the yaml file contents through the heroku interface.

Thanks, its working.

ISSUE RESOLVED!!

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Could you provide a minimal example and error stacktrace for the bugs found?
The screenshot shows that Heroku expects that the port specified through the PORT variable should be bound to the application, it will be fixed soon.

Configuring filters through environment vars will be too complicated. The only optimal option is to specify it via yaml/json string, which makes editing not very convenient.

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@chakra1n Please check if the app is now working on Heroku with the latest commit?

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First two issues are fixed but third one is still there.

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This works perfectly fine but check next scenario.

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Image is not edited and also now app gets crashed

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Configuring filters through environment vars will be too complicated. The only optimal option is to specify it via yaml/json string, which makes editing not very convenient.

I was not saying to configure filters via environment variables, instead I was saying to put YAML file contents same as it is in a environment variable, as we need to first import your repo then make it private then setup yaml file. While forking, repo is always public so can't expose YAML config file publically. Also importing restricts us any future commits made to the original repo while forking one does.

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First two issues are fixed but third one is still there.

Message at Source Side (before editing image)

Message at Destination Side (before editing image)

This works perfectly fine but check next scenario.

Image edited using telegram official image edit feature

Message at Source Side (after editing image)

Message at Destination Side (after editing image)

Image is not edited and also now app gets crashed

Heroku Logs

Just checked replacing and editing images, everything works. Actually, from your logs you have the same problem with heroku port binding.

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Try running the app locally, also check out the latest version

Thanks, its working fine after re-deploying in Heroku. Now web app url is also giving status OK earlier it states Application Error.

You want to put the entire configuration from yaml into single string as environment variable. Okay, I got it

Now, just waiting for this update :)
It will be helpful for other users too who are using Heroku ..

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Try setting YAML_CONFIG_ENV now. I assume you can just copy-paste the yaml file contents through the heroku interface.

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