hooks-disable

To disable yka-code hooks for a single command, you can use a single-command bypass. This temporarily skips hook execution for one instance, such as skipping a pre-push hook for a specific commit, without affecting future runs.

Yes, you can persistently disable specific yka-code hooks. This prevents the targeted hook from running on subsequent executions, providing ongoing control over your system configuration and hook management processes.

The best way to bypass a pre-push hook for one commit is using a single-command bypass. This approach temporarily disables the hook for that specific execution, allowing the command to proceed without triggering the hook.

Yes, you need access to yka-code-setup to modify system configuration for hook management. This access is required to properly disable or bypass hooks within the yka-code environment at the system level.

You need to disable system-level hooks in yka-code environments to prevent automated checks from blocking specific actions. Disabling hooks provides control over execution flows, allowing you to bypass gates like pre-pr checks when necessary.