Git Push without running tests

I’ve seen this was noted on back in 2024, and there was no way to do it then, however I do think that it would be a nice feature to have, for the following use-case:

I frequently develop from different computers, have to take a long time to develop because I’m snatching 15 minutes here and there, and want to keep code synchronised. However, because I also know that I’m not complete, I know that the tasks will not complete - and git push takes ages to run (And it feels really wasteful to spin up expensive compute time for something you know is going to fail), I always feel guilty, which leads to me making only local commits, and then failing to push to server.

So - is there a supported way to make submissions without having to run tests? I figure the easiest way would be to allow branches and pull/merge to main, etc. utilising the in-built git features… I know there are many who don’t want git flow and such, and I think it should be an optional feature, but… it’d really make my life (and switching between computers) a lot easier!

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Hey @LazerFX, thanks for the feature request!

If you’re short on time, you can press Ctrl+C right after git push to stop the output streaming.

No need to feel bad about triggering tests you know will fail, since those runs will terminate quickly anyway. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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