git --no-verify

Somtimes, the project might set the commit message guide line, if your commit doesn’t meet the requirement, ghook will reject it.

If you really not sure how to do that, you can use ‘–no-verify’ to skip this check:

git commit -m "Not sure what to write commit message" --no-verify

转载自：https://www.cnblogs.com/Answer1215/p/5188523.html