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Anthony Lukach edited this page Nov 2, 2015 · 2 revisions

We are using codeship.io to deploy dropchop to the gh-pages branch of this repository. Since everything is happening on the front-end of this project (no server-side stuff) we can use Github pages to host all of the static assets. Take a look at the .codeship directory that breaks down how we test, setup, and deploy the project using a temporary server linked to our Github account.

Codeship Status for cugos/dropchop

The image above should be green, which signifies that the tests and deployment have passed and executed properly on codeship.io's end.

How do I get codeship to work?

The really neat thing about codeship is that it runs on every pull request, no matter what. What we've done is set it up that when someone merges a branch into master codeship detects this and runs automatically. Pushing to master leads to a direct push to the gh-pages branch without you needing to do a thing.