heroku deploy:jar <filename>.jar --app <appname>
With this you essentially hardcorded:
jar <filename>.jar
Here is an example where you can configure parameters for your command
https://github.com/NNTin/shell-kun/tree/6b35e4b731bcf500366f60bbceafe076bf969fe1
Note: We are looking here at older software because HEAD
no longer has it.
You need Procfile
. app.json
and the Heroku Deploy (see link in README.md
) button are optional. They make deploying easier since you don't have to touch terminal/CLI.
Essentially you extend your Procfile to:
web: jar <filename>.jar $ARGS_AND_FLAGS
worker: jar <filename>.jar $ARGS_AND_FLAGS
web
when you are utilizing a $PORT
, worker
when not.
Now you can modify your command by editing the environment variable ARGS_AND_FLAGS
.

In this case the web process is activated and the worker process is deactivated.

After you changed your environment variable you can deactivate and then activate your process.