Precompile assets on codeship

Codeship deployment script

# Assuming that you have followed all the instructions from https://github.com/rumblelabs/asset_sync
# Put this in your deployment script

# Choose any environment here the important part is that your environment is using the same bucket for all environments 
# than you only need to precompile assets once
RAILS_ENV=staging bundle exec rake assets:precompile
# You need to set git credentials otherwise it won't be able to commit
git config --global user.email "codeship@codeship.com"
git config --global user.name "Codeship Server"
# Add your manifest file so that rails can find digested version of files
git add --force public/assets/manifest*.json
# Commit with special --skip-ci command which indicates to codeship to ignore this commit. To avoid infinite build.
git commit -m "Update assets --skip-ci"
# Because it's in detached head a bit funky syntax required to push changes back to your master
git push git@github.com:<owner/name_of_your_repo>.git HEAD:master

manifest.yml

# .cloud66/manifest.yml
development:
  rails:
    configuration:
      use_asset_pipeline: false
qa:
  rails:
    configuration:
      use_asset_pipeline: false
staging:
  rails:
    configuration:
      use_asset_pipeline: false
production:
  rails:
    configuration:
      use_asset_pipeline: false

On codeship, you may want to replace that last line 'git push...' with the following:

git push git@github.com:<owner/name_of_your_repo>.git HEAD:$CI_BRANCH

Also, if you're using bitbucket repos, you will have to find a way work around the fact that codeship uses 'deployment' keys to fetch your repo contents (which have read-only access in bitbucket).

just deployment key from the repo, and add it to your ssh keys settings for all repo. That will work.