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Skipping an analysis

Skipping an analysis

By default, Codacy automatically analyzes a repository whenever you push changes. You can override this behavior by adding a [ci skip] or [skip ci] tag anywhere in a commit’s title or message.

If you later decide to build a skipped commit, you can override any skip tags by reanalyzing the commit.

Note: This feature is not supported for pull requests.

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$ git log origin/master..HEAD

commit 96121bec2f36b406d694ed4e03126483ad1baad6
Author: Rodrigo Fernandes
Date:   Wed Jan 31 10:01:47 2019 +0000

    Added eslint-plugin-chai-expect version 1.1.1 [ci skip]

When pushed, this commit will not be analyzed by Codacy because of the [ci skip] in the commit title.

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Last modified July 22, 2020