Is it possible to skip commits for git material based on the following
conditions?
1. Whitelist and blacklist together (whitelist, for example: ci/*,
project/*; blacklist: project/README.md), when all these files are in the
same repo
2. Commits with certain commit message or user
1. During the build, I want gocd to make a commit & tag for the code
I'm building, then make git push. But I don't want this commit to trigger
another build, making an endless loop. Common practice is "[ci skip]"
token
in commit message
If that's not currently possible, is there a way to cancel the build from
the code?
I'd take a look at git log manually then, and return from script with
non-zero exit code, for instance.
But I don't want to fail the build, just cancel it.
Please suggest, as I can't find anything on that in
documentation/stackoverflow.
Thanks in advance!
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