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... the rest of your settings ...
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Alternately, specify the `cf push --command` flag.
Alternately, specify the `cf push -c` flag.

<pre class="termainl">
$ cf push --command "node my-app.js"
$ cf push -c "node my-app.js"
</pre>

## <a id='nodemodules'></a> Application bundling ##
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If Cloud Foundry does not automatically detect that your application is a Node.js application, you can override the auto-detection by specifying the Node.js buildpack.

Either, add the buildpack into your `manifest.yml` and re-run `cf push --reset`
Either, add the buildpack into your `manifest.yml` and re-run `cf push -f`

~~~yaml
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... the rest of your settings ...
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Or, specify the `cf push --buildpack` flag.
Or, specify the `cf push -b` flag.

<pre class="termainl">
$ cf push --buildpack https://github.com/cloudfoundry/heroku-buildpack-nodejs.git
$ cf push -b https://github.com/cloudfoundry/heroku-buildpack-nodejs.git
</pre>

## <a id='services'></a> How do I bind services? ##
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