An interesting use case is for instance if you have a pre-push git hook that runs your tests and CI that doesn't let you merge your PRs if the tests fail. Then you don't want your tests to run just for a version bump (which usually happens after a checked merge).
The proposed solution is, in this case, to set the gitPushOptions to --no-verify.
I also added a gitPushTagOptions in case it's of some use for some people :)
added option
gitPushOptions
added optiongitPushTagOptions
An interesting use case is for instance if you have a
pre-push
git hook that runs your tests and CI that doesn't let you merge your PRs if the tests fail. Then you don't want your tests to run just for a version bump (which usually happens after a checked merge). The proposed solution is, in this case, to set thegitPushOptions
to--no-verify
.I also added a
gitPushTagOptions
in case it's of some use for some people :)