fix!: Create commit when --no-git-tag-version is used
#625
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There is no easy way to test this, or at least we don't have the structure for testing things like this inside of the project yet if I'm not mistaken. |
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Description
This PR enables the changes in the workspace to be committed when
--no-tag-tag-versionis used, just like they are when it isn't used.Closes #622
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