2 years ago
On most CI systems, adding [skip ci] in the commit message skips running tests / builds on that commit.
Sometimes I want to
run buid/tests
but not make a fresh deployment on railway
An example scenario could be when I make improvements to only the tests, but not add actual functioanlity
Can I use [skip cd] in the commit message, and Railway will ignore that commit for deployment?
Also asked this question here :https://github.com/railwayapp/cli/issues/483
3 Replies
3 months ago
+1 for this feature, I am trying to bump my versions once my github actions have passed but it creates duplicate releases, so being able to skip releases for package bumping would be very helpful for me.
andyslack
+1 for this feature, I am trying to bump my versions once my github actions have passed but it creates duplicate releases, so being able to skip releases for package bumping would be very helpful for me.
2 months ago
+1 from me. I would love to cut my deployments of "chore" version bumps + changelog entries.
a month ago
+1 from me too. This would be a great toggle for times we don't want to do unnecessary builds.