Recently while working on a freelance project, i came across an interesting scenario where the previous developer has maintained 2 repositories, on...
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sooo, can't you just ... use the heroku command to get the changes? to update?
which heroku command? I don't have much experience in heroku
Even better - considering this is gitlab - why does it not use gitlab-ci to trigger builds?
It's the first thing that i checked ,there was no ci setup and to create a runner you have to access the project settings, which can only be done by maintainer or admin and my role is developer.
Probably worthless here, but since we're talking about multiple remotes: you could totally add a third remote for your fork, which has gl-ci running on it for pushing to heroku. (Worthless, unless you intend to a) setup the project more correctly or b) out-fancy the other party in front of the client. Your call lol)