Added node_modules in the .gitignore file #9
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Need to added node_modules .gitignore because at the time of deploying in the master branch, during build time, it automatically creates node_modules folder, therefore need to exclude while pushing the code in the master branch of the respected heroku dyno.
Updated heroku-18 to heroku-22 stack in the app.json file
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@frankcaron also modified the app.json stack from heroku-18 to heroku-22 since heroku-18's life got ended on April,2023 https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/stack |
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Need to add node_modules .gitignore because at the time of deploying in the master branch, during build time, it automatically creates node_modules folder, therefore need to exclude while pushing the code in the master branch of the respected heroku dyno.