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There is a convention in CI where if you write "[skip ci]" in the commit, then the CI shouldn't run because it's a commit that doesn't really need a build. Unfortunately, that won't work with Bilt, because the next build will look at this commit and say that some packages need change.
So Bilt should ignore commits with "[skip ci]" in their commit. Obviously, this string needs to be configurable via .biltrc.
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There is a convention in CI where if you write "[skip ci]" in the commit, then the CI shouldn't run because it's a commit that doesn't really need a build. Unfortunately, that won't work with Bilt, because the next build will look at this commit and say that some packages need change.
So Bilt should ignore commits with "[skip ci]" in their commit. Obviously, this string needs to be configurable via
.biltrc
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: