git commit --no-verify -m

The "-m" flag is used to include a commit message directly in the command. After the "-m" flag, you can include your commit message in quotes.

For example, if you want to commit changes with the message "Update README file", you can use the following command:

git commit --no-verify -m "Update README file"

The "--no-verify" flag is used to skip any pre-commit hooks that may be configured in your Git repository. This can be useful if you want to bypass certain checks or tests that are run as part of the pre-commit process.

So, the command "git commit --no-verify -m" is used to commit changes with a specified commit message and skip any pre-commit hooks