How To Push Empty Git Commits

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Sometimes, there might be instances when you have integrated your builds and you need to trigger a build without any changes in your code. Also, you need to trigger a build manually.

The only way to trigger the build is through Git. You may trigger your build without making any modifications to the project by pushing a “empty commit.”

So, How to Do that?

Git doesn’t allow commits without the commit messages. To push a new commit to the remote repository, you need to make changes to the project you are working on.

You can use the below command to do that:

git commit --allow-empty -m "Test commit"

Now, simply pushing the commit the changes to the remote using the below commit.

git push origin master

That’s it! 🙂