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Skip tags pipeline if tag contains annotation "skip ci"

Patrick Wakano
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August 22, 2024

When a tag is annotated beginning with "skip ci" it doesn't actually skip the tags pipeline and the pipeline is run anyway.

Given the tag doesn't have a comment/message, shouldn't the annotation be used to perform the same logic to skip the pipeline?

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Ben
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August 26, 2024

Hi Patrick,

The intended usage of [skip ci] is to create a commit with [skip ci] as the commit message, and then push a tag after this to apply the tag to that commit.

When you do so in this manner, the tag build is not triggered.

If this is not the method you are using to tag commits, may I know what your use case is?

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