Webhook deployments from git commits should respect [skip ci]

[sisou]

Error Message and Logs

For CIs it has been established as a standard to be able to put [skip ci] somewhere in a commit message to tell the CI to not run with this commit.

I noticed earlier that deployments by webhook for, in my case, Github pushes still trigger deployments in Coolify.

I think they should be skipped when [skip ci] is found in the commit message.

It's also ok to introduce another keyword.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Push a commit to a auto-deployed repo with [skip ci] in the commit message
2. Observe that any configured Github Actions do not run for this commit
3. Observe that Coolify still deploys the commit

Example Repository URL

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Coolify Version

v4.0.0-beta.370

Are you using Coolify Cloud?

No (self-hosted)

Operating System and Version (self-hosted)

Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS

Additional Information

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[luco]

Not resolved at v4.0.0-beta.416 as well.

[whitespacecode]

Yes please!

[narduin]

This would be really great, yes.

[sovetski]

good idea !

[light-merlin-dark]

First, thank you so much for Coolify and all the brilliance that goes into this platform. I love it and it's a real blessing. Second, yes this would be a wonderful feature.

[stevenirby]

This would be really great to have! But I would recommend doing this how Netlify does it: https://docs.netlify.com/deploy/manage-deploys/manage-deploys-overview/

[skip ci] to skip the github ci or wherever your code is hosted.
[skip coolify] to skip coolify building the code

[ton77v]

+1 it's not nice to have a bunch of deployments auto-triggered by e.g. changelog updates and other automated stuff

[jpmadrigal07]

Yeah, really annoying