noverify
Noverify is a term used to describe an option in various software tools that disables a verification step during operation. It is not a formal standard, and its exact meaning varies by context and tool. Generally, it appears as a boolean flag that turns off automatic checks, such as pre-run validation, certificate or identity verification, or digital-signature checks.
In version control, Git uses the --no-verify flag with commands like git commit. This bypasses client-side hooks
In networking and security, noverify-like options disable verification of credentials or identities during a connection. For
In build, deployment, and package-management workflows, noverify may refer to skipping integrity, signature, or hash checks.
Overall, noverify signals a trade-off between convenience and security. Users should consult the specific tool’s documentation