Closed martinheidegger closed 3 years ago
Good question ... how did I add this DCO bot ...
Found and added it. It's in the Github organization settings: https://github.com/organizations/consento-org/settings/installations
The settings are by repository, so every repository we want to add the DCO bot needs to be enabled manually.
@dkastl thanks!
Tests are failing on this line at the moment, but I'll set them up anyway for once it's fixed. 😁
Gonna run them on Linux to start.
What's the DCO bot?
For some reason the actions aren't showing up even though I added the workflow to the repo.
@RangerMauve , DCO is quickly described here https://github.com/consento-org/.github/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#developer-certificate-of-origin-dco and is supposed to handle https://developercertificate.org/ . Martin and I thought it's the better alternative to CLA's. We didn't setup the bot on all repositories, because we forgot to do so ;-)
It's quite easy to setup locally, so you won't be asked anymore. Which is also the reason, why we forgot, that some new repositories don't check it ;-)
@martinheidegger I don't think I have permission to enable actions on this repo. Do you think you'll have a chance to either grant them to me or to enable it? 😁
I didn't notice that you don't have permission, enabled permissions for you on this and other repos (manual process?!)
Fixed with 9582c40e6989d184201fb30927c4b2988f7a03df
The CI has not been setup for this repo. @dkastl I think the DCO check is missing (i don't know how you added it) and we don't have the tape tests running.