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git commit --message='[ci skip] Fix typo in README'Skipping a Build
If you don’t want to build a particular commit just add [ci skip] to
the commit message.
A build will not be created if buddybuild finds [ci skip] anywhere in
the commit message of the head commit. You can use the Build Now
button on the Builds page to build the tip of a branch if you decide
that you want to run the build after all!
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Tip
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Do you want to avoid builds when select files are committed? Check out Selective builds. |
Skipping all pull request builds
If you don’t want to build any builds associated with a pull request,
then add [ci skip] to the pull request title. This is more convenient
than adding [ci skip] to every commit in the pull request.
Variations
The order and case of the keywords is not important, meaning that you
can also say [CI SKIP], [skip ci], [skip CI] and so on.