I am able to execute something like git push heroku master with no problems but when I execute heroku fork -a heroku staging (where heroku is my existing app and staging is a new app I am trying to create) I get ' ! You do not have access to the app heroku.' and the fork does not initiate.
I am following the instructions at https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/fork-app
I am trying to just make a staging environment and would like to use fork so I don't have to manually copy over config vars or DB data. Thanks.
EDIT:
Just found "Forking is only supported on production tier database plans. Follow these steps to upgrade from a starter tier (dev or basic) plan to a production plan." at https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-postgres-fork. Looks like forking is not permitted on starter tier DB's. Does this statement mean you can't fork an app (heroku fork -a sourceapp targetapp) on a starter tier DB?
This question is answered in another thread- Forking my existing heroku app for multiple environments:
"staging should be the name of the application you are creating, not the name of the git remote. You need to pick a unique name. I typically use mysite-prod and mysite-staging as my application names."