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Merge pull request JanusGraph#341 from robertdale/skip_ci [skip ci]
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Added note about adding [skip ci] to documentation changes. [skip ci]
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Alexander Patrikalakis authored Jun 14, 2017
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> `git ci -v` will get you a diff of your commit while writing your commit
> message.
> Note: If this is a non-code change, e.g. documentation, add `[skip ci]` to the
> PR subject line. This is to save CPU time on Travis CI, which lets us get more
> build time for the other changes which actually change the code.
>
> The tests actually run twice for each PR:
>
> * when the PR is submitted for review
> * when the PR is merged to the base branch
>
> Having [skip ci] in the commit skips the first one, but the merge commit also
> needs it, so having it in the title (first line of commit) helps it easily
> propagate to both places.
## Push your changes to your GitHub fork
```bash
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