If a client-side commit-msg Git hook enforces a work item tag in commit messages, which git commit option allows you to make a commit without running the hook?

The git commit --no-verify command bypasses the pre-commit and commit-msg client-side Git hooks. This is useful when you need to make a commit quickly without adhering to a hook's enforcement, such as when fixing a build or making a temporary commit. -squash is used with git merge or git rebase to combine multiple commits into a single commit. -message '' or -m '' is used to provide a commit message directly on the command line, but it does not bypass hooks. -no-post-rewrite prevents the post-rewrite hook from running after commands that rewrite history (like git commit --amend or git rebase), but it does not affect the commit-msg hook.