Angular-fullstack:Heroku fails with "App not found"

[jamescrowley]

I've just created a vanilla angular-fullstack , and then tried to run angular-fulstack:heroku. However, Im getting "App not found". I'm just taking all the default options presented (random name, region US). If I run through again specifying a name, and then specifying again, I then get "Name already taken".

Logs below:

$ yo angular-fullstack:heroku
[?] Name to deploy as (Leave blank for a random name): 
[?] On which region do you want to deploy ?

Initializing deployment repo
Reinitialized existing Git repository in /Users/X/Development/X/dist/.git/

Creating heroku app and setting node environment
Creating obscure-temple-X... done, region is eu
http://obscure-temple-X.herokuapp.com/ | [email protected]:obscure-temple-X.git

Setting config vars and restarting X... 
failed

✗ { [Error: Command failed:  !    App not found
] killed: false, code: 1, signal: null }

[JaKXz]

I just tried with generator v2.0.13, node v0.10.31, yo v1.2.1 (on OS X 10.9.4) and had no issues, I just had to run heroku addons:add mongohq since I'm using Mongoose.

It looks like you chose EU instead of US? I tried both US and EU and they're both fine for me.

EDIT: if you go to your heroku apps dashboard you can delete your randomly named apps and try again?

[shashvattrip]

I am also facing this problem. I created an app which failed to deploy to heroku because of the same error. Not when I try to rerun the yo angular-fullstack:heroku command, I think it looks for the older app that I deleted.
Can you help me fix this?

[Awk34]

@shashvattrip If you're still having this issue with a fresh install of the generator, would you open a new issue?

[shashvattrip]

Hey @Awk34 . I don't remember what I did but the issue was resolved. I don't think it was an issue with angular-fullstack, probably with my code. Thanks for asking though!

[jedihacks]

For me, I had to re-clone my repository, do "bower install", "npm install", and then run the command again.

There must have been something in the build cycle that got left over from my countless deploys. I'd recommend this if all else fails.

~Jedi