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Officially Supported Buildpacks

Last updated April 02, 2025

Table of Contents

  • Classic Buildpacks
  • Heroku Cloud Native Buildpacks
  • Additional Reading

Heroku maintains a collection of officially supported classic buildpacks and Heroku Cloud Native Buildpacks (CNBs).

Classic Buildpacks

We maintain classic buildpacks for each of our supported languages that are available by default to all Heroku apps on Cedar.

These buildpacks are open-source and available on GitHub. If you have a change that’s useful to all Heroku developers, we encourage you to submit a pull request.

 

Heroku only provides support for official buildpacks if you use the latest stable release via the heroku/… shorthand name. Using an official buildpack’s GitHub URL can result in degraded performance or undocumented behavior.

Buildpacks Shorthand Documentation Runtime versions
Ruby Heroku/ruby Documentation Runtime versions
Node.js heroku/nodejs Documentation Runtime versions
Clojure heroku/clojure Documentation Runtime versions
Python heroku/python Documentation Runtime versions
Java heroku/java Documentation Runtime versions
Gradle heroku/gradle Documentation Runtime versions
JVM heroku/jvm Documentation Runtime versions
Grail 3.x heroku/gradle Documentation Runtime versions
Scala heroku/scala Documentation Runtime versions
Play.2x heroku/scala Documentation Runtime versions
PHP heroku/php Documentation Runtime versions
Go heroku/go Documentation Runtime versions
.NET heroku/dotnet Documentation Runtime versions

By default, we search these buildpacks in this order until we detect a match to use to compile your app.

Heroku Cloud Native Buildpacks

We maintain Heroku CNBs for each of our supported languages that are available by default to all Heroku apps in Fir:

Official Language Buildpacks

Name Repository
.NET buildpacks-dotnet
Go buildpacks-go
Java buildpacks-jvm
Node.js buildpacks-nodejs
PHP buildpacks-php
Python buildpacks-python
Ruby buildpacks-ruby
Scala buildpacks-jvm

Other Official Buildpacks

Heroku also officially supports these CNBs: buildpacks-procfile and buildpacks-deb-packages.

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