By default, Capistrano truncates server responses and places an ellipsis at the end of lines that are longer than your terminal. Error messages are never truncated.

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While this can be helpful to make deployment output appear less noisy, it also hides information that could be helpful.
I believe you should prefer knowing what is going on, even if causes a few extra lines of output.

Capistrano by default uses Airbrussh which is where truncation happens. To disable truncation globally, place this into your deploy.rb:

set :format_options, truncate: false

Instead of rm -fr /var/www/my-fancy-project/r… you'll now see /var/www/my-fancy-project/releases/20180426080000/public/assets and know what is actually happening.