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When you commit to git with only one directory and nothing else in root, it will push the contents of just that directory. I.e. an app with this structure fails to deploy: ``` mkdir -p app touch app/Gemfile touch app/Gemfile.lock git init .; git add . ; git commit -m "first" ``` The error message is `PROJECT_PATH is undefined` which is incorrect. I added another error message that would properly identify the failure mode and give you more debugging information.
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When you commit to git with only one directory and nothing else in root, it will push the contents of just that directory. I.e. an app with this structure fails to deploy:
The error message is
PROJECT_PATH is undefinedwhich is incorrect. I added another error message that would properly identify the failure mode and give you more debugging information.