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Learn how to troubleshoot and resolve the `H10` error code while deploying your Django application to Heroku. This guide provides steps to fix common deployment issues, ensuring smooth operation.
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Troubleshooting the H10 Error Code When Deploying Django to Heroku

Deploying a Django application to Heroku can often feel daunting, especially for new developers. One of the common issues you might encounter during deployment is the dreaded error code H10, indicating that your application has crashed. In this post, we'll take a deep dive into this problem and how to effectively solve it.

Understanding the H10 Error

The H10 error signifies that your Heroku app could not start. After running your application, if Heroku logs indicate that the worker failed to boot, you'll see messages indicating an H10 error. This typically means there's a problem with how you've configured your project or how your code is being executed in the Heroku environment.

Here's a snippet of the error message from logs that displays a common cause for this error:

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This indicates that Gunicorn (the application server you're using) cannot find your WSGI application, which is crucial for running your Django project.

Steps to Resolve the H10 Error

Check Your Directory Structure:

A frequent cause of the H10 error is due to misnaming your project directory. In the case of your application, the error arose because the wsgi.py and settings.py files were stored in a folder named scholarstarterappmaster instead of scholarstarterapp as referenced in your code.

Make sure that the names in your deployment files (e.g., Procfile, wsgi.py, settings.py) accurately reflect the structure of your project. Adjust the names accordingly, or rename your project directory to match your code's expectations.

Edit the Procfile:

The Procfile tells Heroku how to run your application. Ensure that it references the correct WSGI application file. The correct syntax should look like this:

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Update the WSGI Application:

Verify that the wsgi.py file is correctly pointing to your application. If your application folder was renamed, the path in the wsgi.py file also needs to be updated. It should match the folder where Django files are located.

Run Migrations and Collect Static Files:

After ensuring everything is properly named, don’t forget to run the necessary commands for your application:

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This ensures that your database is set up correctly and all static files are collected for your application to work smoothly.

Deploy Again:

Once you've made these changes, commit them and deploy your application on Heroku again. Use the command:

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After deployment, monitor the logs using:

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Check for any lingering errors and ensure that your application starts successfully.

Conclusion

In conclusion, troubleshooting the H10 error code when deploying your Django app to Heroku is primarily about ensuring your project structure aligns with the expectations specified in your configuration files. By following these steps, you can resolve the confusion around module paths and get your application running smoothly.

Remember, accurately named directories and configurations can save you a great deal of time and frustration. Happy coding!