Skipping multiple hooks on a commit message?

Question

I am having trouble committing some work i've done because i have some commit hooks that are causing me trouble. Often these hooks are useful, but at times they are not. I have two in particular that are causing me problems right now, these being both CoffeeLint and also RuboCop.

In the past when I have had a snag with one of them, and wanted to disregard their suggestions i've ran

SKIP=RuboCop git commit -m "my commit message"

This works well, I am able to commit my work, and progress with whatever I am doing.

However this time, with what I've been working on, i've worked with some deep rails code, and also some angular coffee-script code and as a result triggered two hooks to be flagged in my attempt to commit something.

These hooks now are RuboCop and CoffeeLint

I've tried running

SKIP=CoffeeLint, RuboCop git commit -m "my commit message"
SKIP=CoffeeLintRuboCop git commit -m "my commit message"
SKIP=(CoffeeLint, RuboCop) git commit -m "my commit message"
SKIP=CoffeeLint && RuboCop git commit -m "my commit message"  
SKIP=CoffeeLint, SKIP=RuboCop git commit -m "my commit message"   

All of these attempts have not worked out for me.

The only other option I have right now besides asking around is uninstalling coffeelint and rubocop (which I'd rather not do)

Would anybody know if there is a possible solution to this interesting situation?

Answer 1

SKIP=CoffeeLint,RuboCop git commit -m "my commit message"