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Heroku Slug Size Shot Suddenly

Locally, my application is 7 MB without tests and logs, etc. The .git folder is 29 MB. I also do not have any gems / plugins in the vendor folder. 95% of the images are hosted on S3. However, making a capture in Geroku, it shows -----> Compiled mucus size 62.7MB

What's wrong? This happened?

To add additional context, my .gitignore file: .bundle, db / .sqlite3, config / database.yml, log / .log, tmp / ,. idea, .redcar, .sass-cache /, multi_xml /, test /, doc /

I ask for advice

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The compiled bullet size includes all of your gems. If you are on a cedar stack, they made some mistakes that will make your gems with native extensions even bigger than they should be.

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Moved to Cedar and then cleaned up public / assets every time, after recompiling. Reduced mucus size dramatically.

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Look for the presence of the .slugignore file in the root folder. He tells Heroku that the files are not going to the pool. Checkout this answer . Update the application if the reduction in slugsize is not instantaneous.

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