How to remove previous account in heroku

Question

i have to switch heroku account from one to another .i tried using heroku login.but when i try to deploy my app using command

git push heroku master

but i am getting error

Agent admitted failure to sign using the key.

 !  Your account [email protected] does not have access to young-plains-9347.
 !  
 !  SSH Key Fingerprint: 3f:bf:62:23:04:b3:7a:ff:a8:15:59:43:37:c0:4d:6e

fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

where [email protected] is my previous account .how to get rid of this error ??please guideline .

Arrogant

I am running into the same issue . Could you please share what worked for you ? – Bodgie

use heroku logout remove the ssh keys from locals desktop and add new keys generated for your new account and again login with heroku login command and its all fixed :D – Arrogant

I have account but its key is no longer in my pc.. still getting same error as yours how can i get out of this problemmmm. – Gorgonian

Answer 1

You can use Heroku accounts to switch between multiple Heroku accounts. Also see the Dev Center article for details.

Hawaiian

Answer 2

#list of accounts
heroku accounts

#Remove a account
heroku accounts:remove personal

#Set a new account # in project root
heroku accounts:set personal

#Set machine wide default account
heroku accounts:default personal

Wavellite

Answer 3

I figure it out after 4 hours struggling.

To simply remove previous account,

1. just uninstall Herouku toolbelt completely.

https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-command#uninstalling-the-heroku-cli

2. restart computer
3. reinstall it
4. login heroku in terminal
5. create ssh following Heroku guide.

Done! That simply removes previous account.

Acerbate

Answer 4

To remove previous account you should logout from command line:

heroku logout

And login again to add new account:

heroku login

You can manage multi accounts for heroku by installing heroku accounts package

Lepidopteran

Answer 5

This is unrelated to heroku toolbelt per-se. What happens in your case probably is that the git (through ssh-agent) is unaware of the ssh key of the account you are trying to use, assuming that you have one (if you don't have one, you need to generate one and add it through heroku keys:add).

All you need to do is to add the ssh key to the user agent by running ssh-add ~/.ssh/your-other-ssh-key. If ssh-agent is not running already, you can start it using eval "$(ssh-agent -s)".

Gallantry