ignore-uncommitted
By default, Git Town refuses to ship a branch if there are uncommitted changes, ensuring that everything on the branch is included in the ship. This setting allows you to configure this behavior.
options
false(default) requires a clean workspace. This guarantees that all changes on the branch are committed and shipped.trueallows shipping with uncommitted changes, i.e. what CI sees.
via CLI flag
You can override the configured behavior for a single invocation:
git-town ship --ignore-uncommitted
git-town ship --no-ignore-uncommitted
in config file
To configure this behavior permanently, you can configure it in the config file:
[ship]
ignore-uncommitted = true
in Git metadata
You can also configure this setting via Git config:
git config [--global] git-town.ignore-uncommitted <true|false>The optional --global flag applies this setting to all repositories on your
machine. Without it, the setting applies only to the current repository.
environment variable
You can control this behavior by setting the GIT_TOWN_IGNORE_UNCOMMITTED
environment variable.
env GIT_TOWN_IGNORE_UNCOMMITTED=true git-town ship