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When this is implemented, it should be hidden away to avoid that it is used accidentally. Every use of this form of making a commit must be a conscious decision by the user. Therefore it should be a new entry in the menu and without a hot-key and no button next to the edit box.
I currently disable them via env vars set before opening git-gui.
I appreciate the idea of preventing mistakes, but I feel like it has to be not that hard to use, otherwise it punishes users like me that would use it appropriately. Sometimes, I need to skip hooks.
I wouldn't want a toggle to permanently disable them. I feel like a hotkey would be nice; but something hard to accidentally press, like CTRL+CMD+OPTION+ENTER.
Thanks for taking over the maintainer role of git-gui 😄
It would be great if git-gui allowed the equivalent of passing
--no-verify
when committing using the CLI.The simpler and least intrusive implementation of this would be a new menu entry, side by side to "Commit", that was "Commit (bypass commit hooks)".
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