Is there any way to commit with --no-verify without WIP?

[TrueWill]

Our workflow allows bypassing pre-commit hooks in certain cases.

commitChangesWithoutHook ('w' default shortcut) commits changes this way, but seems to only work if the description is "WIP". If I change that, it doesn't add --no-verify.

Is there any way to bypass hooks with any message?

I tried configuring

git:
  skipHookPrefix: ''

but got an error that that's required.

[mark2185]

Could you try invoking a custom command by running :git commit --no-verify?

I remember there was talk about revamping the prefix approach, but I don't think anything has taken root yet.

[TrueWill]

Sure, but I'd be typing that a lot. 😉

For now I'm using skipHookPrefix: '-' which is adequate, but it would be nice to be able to omit the prefix.

[stefanhaller]

I think the idea was not to type this every time, but to configure a custom command so that you can invoke it with a single keystroke.

[vikyathshirva]

Any update here ? wanted to know if we can add different types of args on commit

[allpepper]

any news on this one?

[stefanhaller]

Yes, see #4374. This has been available since version 0.49.