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Heroku repo is empty
See original GitHub issueFirstly I’m sorry if this is my bad.
I started my blog with this handy tool but after that I wanted to change some code.
So I cloned heroku repo with command heroku git:clone -a appname as it’s suggested in heroku docs.
What was my wondering when git told me warning: You appear to have cloned an empty repository.
Maybe you have some ideas? Would be great. Thanks a lot.
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@pratap234337 yeap. Don’t use
Deploy to Herokubutton. Just fork this repo, modify files if it is needed and push to Heroku.This worked for me: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13804885/heroku-gitclone-creates-empty-repository#answer-41379481