Currently, DCO checks on new commit messages are being run in two places. Once, in the buildkite pipeline using the logcheck.sh script, another using git-validation during make lint which is run as part of the github workflow.
This removes the logcheck.sh script and only keeps the GH workflow. Buildkite is currently running on main branch only, so DCO check on buildkite is not really useful for newly create PRs. Keeping the GH workflow means that it can run on all new PRs
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Currently, DCO checks on new commit messages are being run in two places. Once, in the buildkite pipeline using the
logcheck.sh
script, another usinggit-validation
duringmake lint
which is run as part of the github workflow.This removes the
logcheck.sh
script and only keeps the GH workflow. Buildkite is currently running on main branch only, so DCO check on buildkite is not really useful for newly create PRs. Keeping the GH workflow means that it can run on all new PRsBy submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.