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I've been deploying my hg repo to Heroku using hg-git for a few months, but it's stopped working recently.

0 HAL:0 work/nrb % hg push git+ssh://git@heroku.com:nrb.git
pushing to git+ssh://git@heroku.com:nrb.git/
exporting hg objects to git
converting revision 75ef42d9fe22b99259a2a05b28be56c92d0aa01b
creating and sending data
["git-receive-pack 'nrb.git'"]
Pushed to non-master branch, skipping build.

As you can see Heroku wants a master branch. I tried creating one and pushing with

hg push -b master git+ssh://git@heroku.com:nrb.git/

but got the same result. Is there a way to get hg-git to push a branch named master to Heroku?

Dean Brundage
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    Try replacing the "-b" in your command with "-B". Lowercase means to push a branch, while uppercase means to push a bookmark, which is what Hg-Git maps to Git branches (in the most common use-cases, anyway). It might be helpful to include some information about your repository, in particular what bookmarks exist. – davidmc24 Dec 19 '12 at 12:53
  • That was it, thanks. If you make your comment an answer I'll accept it. – Dean Brundage Dec 26 '12 at 04:40

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Try replacing the "-b" in your command with "-B". Lowercase means to push a branch, while uppercase means to push a bookmark, which is what Hg-Git maps to Git branches (in the most common use-cases, anyway).

davidmc24
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  1. Check content of .hg\git\HEAD file, it must be ref: refs/heads/master

  2. Verify and fix if needed data of tip

    $ hg log -r tip

    changeset: 7:32bbc6bc3867

    bookmark: master

    tag: default/master

    tag: tip

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