ruby on rails 4 - Dokku app not deploying. Can anyone help me make sense of the logs? -

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i've been struggling deploying app on dokku since yesterday. i've been able deploy 2 others on same paas platform reason, 1 seems giving issues.

right now, can't make sense of these logs. 

11:30:52 rake.1    | started pid 12 11:30:52 console.1 | started pid 14 11:30:52 web.1     | started pid 16 11:30:52 worker.1  | started pid 18 11:31:30 worker.1  | [worker(host:134474ed9b8c pid:18)] starting job worker 11:31:30 worker.1  | 2015-09-21t11:31:30+0000:[worker(host:134474ed9b8c pid:18)] starting job worker 11:31:31 worker.1  |   delayed::backend::activerecord::job load (9.8ms)      update "delayed_jobs" set locked_at = '2015-09-21 11:31:31.090080', locked_by = 'host:134474ed9b8c pid:18' id in (select  "delayed_jobs"."id" "delayed_jobs" ((run_at <= '2015-09-21     11:31:30.694648' , (locked_at null or locked_at < '2015-09-21 07:31:30.694715') or locked_by = 'host:134474ed9b8c pid:18') , failed_at null)  order priority asc, run_at asc limit 1 update) returning * 11:31:32 console.1 | loading production environment (rails 4.2.0) 11:31:33 web.1     | [2015-09-21 11:31:33] info  webrick 1.3.1 11:31:33 web.1     | [2015-09-21 11:31:33] info  ruby 2.0.0 (2015-04-13) [x86_64-linux] 11:31:33 web.1     | [2015-09-21 11:31:33] info  webrick::httpserver#start: pid=20 port=5200 11:31:33 rake.1    | abort testing: rails environment running in production mode! 11:31:33 console.1 | switch inspect mode. 11:31:33 console.1 | 11:31:33 console.1 | exited code 0 11:31:33 system    | sending sigterm processes 11:31:33 worker.1  | [worker(host:134474ed9b8c pid:18)] exiting... 11:31:33 worker.1  | 2015-09-21t11:31:33+0000: [worker(host:134474ed9b8c pid:18)] exiting... 11:31:33 rake.1    | exited code 1 11:31:33 web.1     | terminated sigterm 11:31:36 worker.1  |   sql (1.6ms)  update "delayed_jobs" set "locked_by" = null, "locked_at" = null "delayed_jobs"."locked_by" = $1  [["locked_by", "host:134474ed9b8c pid:18"]] 11:31:36 worker.1  | exited code 0

i appreciate if catch i'm doing wrong. thanks.


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