My co-workers make use of Husky warnings. However, I never got any value out of it, recently I edited some legacy code with a huge amount of TODOs and now, besides the extra search time, I got a lot of warnings that make no sense to me.
The solution I found is to use HUSKY=0 before any git checkout... command on my terminal.

**What did you try and what were you expecting? **

HUSKY=0 git checkout -b new-branch

This works achieves the result I’m looking for, but ideally I would like to change a local configuration once and disable Husky locally without changing any remote configuration.