On my work laptop, I've got git hooks set up so git will complain if I forget certain things that make my commits more professional, like:
- Making sure I've got ticket numbers in branch names and commit messages
- Making sure I'm conforming to our commitlint rules
- Make sure I'm not committing to the directly to the main, production branch
But sometimes I'm committing to a personal repo like this one or my
dotfiles repo and I don't care about
this stuff. After messing with a series of silly ways prevent the hooks from
running I learned that you can just use a simple flag, either --no-verify or
-n to skip the hooks:
git commit -n -m "my unprofessional commit message"