feat: add --no-verify option to git push

[harryparkdotio]

skip git hooks when pushing tags

use case
I have git hooks setup to run tests before pushing
I use np to publish
np runs tests before pushing

problem
tests are run twice

tests are run twice, first by np, second by git push hooks

[itaisteinherz]

Hi @harryparkdotio, sorry for not commenting sooner. This sounds like a great addition to np, and so I'd be glad to review and help land this in case you're interested in reopening and finishing this PR.

@sindresorhus Do you have any additional thoughts on this?

[sindresorhus]

Not sure it’s a good behavior to skip Git hooks by default. Users could have other important checks than tests in their hooks. If we do this, it should be opt-in.

[itaisteinherz]

If we do this, it should be opt-in.

Of course - this PR adds an opt-in flag to np which will enable users to optionally skip Git hooks when pushing.

[chrisblossom]

Is it possible to get this merged? If so, is there anything I can do to help? I see the source branch was deleted, I can put a new PR in if wanted.

[itaisteinherz]

@chrisblossom Feel free to do so 👍🏻
In retrospect, I see why @sindresorhus was skeptical about this. However, I still think that it could be useful for some users, and so I'd like to see this landed in np.

[samouri]

Any reason this was closed? I'd love to see this feature added

[b-hayes]

Yeah, it kind of sucks having to open a terminal to push because of a broken git hook.

[hiro5id]

I also need this feature. I'm using Husky for pre-commit hooks. But because Husky is installed as a DEV dependency, and as part of my publish I prune all DEV dependencies in the preversion hook. As a result, when np tries to commit the version change, it fails, because Husky is no longer there because it was cleaned up as part of pruning the DEV dependencies. So without the --no-verify option, I'm forced to have the Husky package included so that np can finish publishing. But that has the consequence of having Husky published as part of non-dev dependencies.