Pushing to Heroku from local is being rejected. Is it because my Node project no longer has a package.json file in its root directory?

• heroku-buildpack-monorepo

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  path based version of https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-multi-procfile

You can use this buildpack to make the root directory of the build in Heroku a sub directory of your got repo before the JS buildpack kicks in https://github.com/lstoll/heroku-buildpack-monorepo

• react-specials

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  Repo for my React specials app.

Is that right? I've been committing my React build directory to Git since I begain the project. You can see the repo here. What are the disadvantages of committing the build directory? I get that it can unnecessarily bloat the size of the repo in many cases, especially in cases where Heroku builds the same files anyway. But in my case, the size of the build directory is only ~300 kB. So maybe that's an acceptable tradeoff, in order to implement an easier solution to my issue? Or do you still think I should go the two-Heroku-app solution?

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