Sept. 5, 2018 » The Big Log » [Archived Version]
I've recently had to download my Django app's database for local inspection. Heroku lets you do that pretty easily with: $ heroku pg:backups:download This gets you a .dump file. Now it's time to create a database clone out of it. Here's the gist. We first create a new database: $ sudo -u USERNAME createdb NEW_DATABASE_NAME Note that USERNAME and NEW_DATABASE_NAME should be replaced with the respective values. The next step to is to restore the downloaded .dump to the database we just created:…
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