How do I fix the broken CI/CD workflow?

[tanaykmr]

Every time I make a commit on an active PR, I see the CI/CD workflow failing and get the attached notification.

Now, I'm aware that I need to remove these lines from my .husky/commit-msg

# !/usr/bin/env sh
. "$(dirname -- "$0")/_/husky.sh"

But the issue is that if I go ahead and do that and then commit anything, the pre-commit hooks would automatically add this change even if it was not staged due to them having to account for any auto-generated docs.
This would lead to an unnecessary file change being pushed as a part of my PR.

How can I remove these lines without the pre-commit hooks adding the file to my commit?

 

[PrincePrajapati7]

@tanaykmr, Fix this by adjusting your husky setup rather than committing the generated changes. You can add the generated files/dirs to .gitignore if they are not meant to be committed and if you're using lint-staged, make sure it only runs linters and not generators.

 

[Girish Ranjan]

Today I have created pr for a issue,pr is created but workflow is failed

 

[tanaykmr]

Could you share the link to your PR @Girish Ranjan?

 

[tanaykmr]

@PrincePrajapati7, this is an issue that all contributors face. Simply editing my local husky configuration would not be a long-term solution. Also, how would I even edit it to consistently stay the same? That is the challenge here.

 

[bandhan-majumder]

@tanaykmr do
git commit -m "foo" --no-verify

 

[tanaykmr]

I don't think that would be ideal, to use --no-verify while raising PRs.