[pc86]

Disclaimer: I don't use the git CLI and I've deployed maybe 3 apps to Heroku, all just playing around with it.

Isn't this so that someone can just keep Github up to date and they don't need to use the CLI and do `heroku push` or whatever every time there is an update?

We use Microsoft Azure for some public sites, and there is both Github and BitBucket integration where you can automatically deploy updates to certain branches (e.g. `master` or `develop`) to the site.

[anderspetersson]

You could use something like "git push heroku master" before, but with this you dont need to setup a separate remote when using github+heroku, you can simply just push to github, that means the code that you see on github is the same as the one running on heroku, that wasn't always the case before.