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Add ability to skip adding a commit message when publishing #480
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Travis CI is failing, but for a different reason. I'll fix that in a subsequent PR. |
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Add ability to skip adding a commit message when publishing
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The idea is that you can just run
rake publish no_commit_msg=trueto skip the required input for a commit message. This is useful for, say, automated system to publish the docs automagically.Unfortunately you can't use hyphens with rake arguments so there aren't a lot of pretty ways to do this.