If heroku rake db:migrate runs without error, then your database connection info is correct. It's likely that there's another error preventing the page from rendering correctly. If you tail your heroku logs while making a request, are you still getting the same database error?
I suspect that you'll find it's a different error that you'll need to fix.
Sorry, I pasted the wrong command there. I updated it – Joshua Clark 1 hour ago.
I've got a basic app that I'm trying to deploy to Heroku. I can push it to Heroku with git and it shows the default Rails welcome page, but when I try to access any subpages, (pages that work when I deploy on a local server with rails server) I get "something went wrong" messages. I pulled up the log and I'm get 500 responses from the server and lots of ActiveRecord::ConnectionNotEstablished messages which seems to be an issue connecting to the database.
Per the suggestion above, I did add gem 'pg' to the Gemfile After running gem install pg and then bundle install. From the suggestion of the book that I'm reading, I ran heroku db:push and it competed without error, but it didn't solve the problem of the pages not rendering once the app is push to Heroku. Update: I've tried installing the activerecord-jdbcpostgresql-adapter as suggested as a possible alternative.
And the database.
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