How sick of questions are you?

Gotta love/hate the subtle/not so subtle entitled tone of a few of my fellow questioners.

OK, when I 'git push heroku master' heroku isn't creating my virtual env. Would this be enough to have Heroku's site give me 'Run Production Check' where Ken gets 'Open Application'?

I had to do the Chef file work around and my ./postinstall.sh completed all but the last three lines so a number of things could be royally f'd up...

I'm using Windows 7/Precise32/Django 1.5.1, I just thought I would check before restarting and with Django 1.4x

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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16425698/heroku-wont-load-my-venv-and-wont-let-me-open-my-app

Thanks, just now getting back on this horse and ran into the same "problem" again. I was then and just was now terribly confused because where his version of heroku had open app mine had "run production check" i.e. they changed their interface, if I hit that launch box by the app title I my app works and those fails in the loading were just a red herring. BUT without your comment I would have continued to panic and not noticed the launch box dealio!

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Ha, I don't mind the questions at all, 99.99999% of the time.

I'm not sure how/why Heroku wouldn't create a virtualenv for you. You have a requirements.txt file committed to your repo and the Procfile, yes? If you do heroku run /bin/bash, it should connect you to a new instance of your Heroku stack. Once there, you should be able to do pip freeze and get a list of all of your needed packages (the ones listed in your requirements.txt file). There may be some extras, too, I'm not sure.

Does that work?

If that's completely failing, I'd ask Heroku's help desk. They're likely to be able to debug a bit more than I can on this exact point.

kennethlove (Staff) on