Tips for Python & Django on Heroku, Testing, and more from a RoR developer(blog.beyondfog.com)

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Tips for Python & Django on Heroku, Testing, and more from a RoR developer

http://blog.beyondfog.com/7-tips-on-heroku-testing-and-more-for-python-django-from-a-ruby-on-rails-developer/

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garindravor 14 Jahren

I had the same problem as #6 too (Heroku forcing you to install psycopg2 even though you're using a different database). The reason for this is because Heroku post-deploy script reads the DATABASE_URL config variable (which defaults to Heroku's Postgres shared database) and inserts it automatically to your Django database settings.

If you want to use a different database and not want to be forced to install pyscopg2, what you have to do is change that DATABASE_URL variable to something that corresponds to your database, and Heroku will act accordingly.