I want to code directly on production with VSCode, make some changes, and commit them (for fast prototyping, not a live server). I'm testing responses from external services, so I need a publicly-accessible URL.

Is that possible with heroku?

When I SSH intro Heroku from a terminal, I can't git commit cause I get fatal: not a git repository

Also, running heroku ps:exec on VSCode remote extension pack doesn't work.

CodePudding user response：

No, this is not possible on Heroku without some very awkward hoop-jumping. Heroku is a platform-as-a-service provider, not a remote workstation.

I'm testing responses from external services, so I need a publicly-accessible URL

Your best bet may be to use something like ngrok or localtunnel.

These tools let you temporarily route traffic from a publicly-accessible address to your local development environment. At a high level, it looks something like this:

• Start your development server locally
• Start ngrok or localtunnel locally
• Take the publicly-accessible URL the tool gives you and tell the external service to use it