Implement `--no-verify` flag

[kbiits]

Would it be nice if we can pass flags (options) to the git commit command ?

usecase example : when I want to skip githooks, I will use git commit --no-verify. But with sema, I can't do that, because there's no way to pass the options to git

[sharpvik]

With the introduction of v2.0.0, sema does not rely on the git binary for its commit functionality. We use git-go library under the hood, which probably means we have to implement each flag by hand? I am not sure if there is a more elegant solution here, @kbiits. Would you like to look into it and compose a PR?

[DataHearth]

Hey, we can dynamically set commit flags, but we still need to create an array with wanted flags. I think we can just look at what flags are available with go-git and implement a maximum of them or the most relevant ones.

I can do it if we define the context 😄.

[sharpvik]

@kbiits I've renamed this issue and put it into this project board. However, I understand that this is not exactly what you asked for.

The current ideology of sema is that it is not a direct replacement for git but a lightweight tool that makes some operations more convenient and quick. For that reason, we don't want to allow all git-commit flags to be applied to sema but a select few that are most frequently used. The --no-verify is one such flag and we will bring it in shortly.

For a discussion about other flags, please see this discussion!