Reputation: 8941
I've verified my account in Heroku by entering my billing information. When I visit http://heroku.com/confirm, it tells me "Your account is already verified".
However, when I run a command to add an add-on, such as heroku addons:add custom_domains
, I get this error:
-----> Adding custom_domains to uplate... failed
! Please verify your account to install this add-on
! For more information, see http://devcenter.heroku.com/categories/billing
! Confirm now at https://heroku.com/confirm
Also, when I click on any "Verify" link on the website (like on the add-on pages), I just get redirected to the same page I was on, but it keeps telling me to verify.
Am I missing something? This is my first app on Heroku so I am still a little confused.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 13820
Reputation: 8941
John Beynon answered my original question. However, I then was getting the "You do not have access to ". This was because I was still logged in with the credentials from another account when I first created the app. To solve this, I ran two commands:
heroku sharing:add <myemail> // adds a collaborator to the app
heroku sharing:transfer <myemail> // transfers ownership
You can then optionally run:
heroku sharing:remove <oldemail>
To remove the old e-mail address from the app.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 37507
You're certainly not doing anything wrong. To make sure it's fresh;
heroku auth:logout
heroku addons:add custom_domains < This will prompt your to enter your heroku credentials
I have seen similar reports of verified accounts not showing as verified - this was actually when a client was trying to scale their dynos and it kept getting stuck in the 'verify' lookp in which case you'll be better off contacting heroku support.
Upvotes: 8