"store": {
// Don't use memory storage for production, otherwise
// data in the storage will go away when the app server restarts.
// Here, we use PostgreSQL:
"type": "postgres",
// PaaS like Heroku will provide DB connection URL through environment variable.
"url": "$DATABASE_URL",
**"dialectOptions": {**
** "ssl": {**
** "require": true,**
** "rejectUnauthorized": false**
** }**
** }**
},
Try uncommenting the dialect options. I suspect postgres is encountering an error and I remember needing to add these options a while back.
Make sure you’re using the latest version of ACE as one of the early v7 versions had some bugs in it. Check again if there’s another update.
Also you may need to add "signed-install": "enable"
to your config if you’re using the latest version of ACE. See here.
I’d also add that since Atlassian Connect Express added support for react.js and the release of Forge I stopped updating the Atlassian Connect Next starter kit. I still run my apps using Atlassian Connect Next on heroku, but will likely be migrating to Forge at some point. If you’re still early in the dev process I recommend trying to use Forge. I’ll update the readme of Atlassian Connect Next now.