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by KeepFlying 958 days ago
I've always liked the theory of this but not the implementation. I'm a big fan of squash merges so my branches are a mess of commi that each may not even build let alone pass tests. If I had to run tests each commit it would slow things down significantly for little benefit.

I wish it was more nuanced

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I use pre-commit and have a git alias for those wip commits.

  cmnv = commit --no-verify