Comment by jasonpeacock
4 years ago
It's usually something like:
git status && git add -A git commit -m "checkpoint" --no-verify
I include `git status` so I can see what's being committed. `--no-verify` is used to skip any pre-commit hooks.
4 years ago
It's usually something like:
git status && git add -A git commit -m "checkpoint" --no-verify
I include `git status` so I can see what's being committed. `--no-verify` is used to skip any pre-commit hooks.
You can use `-v` on the add to see what it’s doing instead of the extra status