Google CLA bot issues about test-infra HOT 13 CLOSED

googlebot now understands the author explicit consent. The author must add the comment

@googlebot I consent.

to explicit state that.

Closing this as the problem should now be fixed, please reopen if not.

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There's a feature request for that (bug 34772202).

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According to the CLAbot team: "In several spots ... the problem is due to ... using a personal email address ... rather than [company] address. Therefore, we can't identify that he is acting as a [company] employee in these PRs. If we could, then we would infer author consent based on the fact that the PRs are being submitted by another [company] employee, and the CLA checks would pass."

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@adrcunha thanks for the update. I can adjust the way I sign commits.

Secondly, is it possible for the CLA bot to accept a /consent command for the scenario where the companies of say two authors differ?

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In some cases you the issue can be fixed by adding the "cla: yes" or "cla: no" labels to override the bot (mind the space).

To force the bot to rescan the PR and update the CLA status, add the comment @googlebot rescan to the PR.

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Note

I'm keeping this issue open to report any updates that might appear regarding this issue. This issue is being handled by a different team at Google, not me, and the solution is not trivial. I'll post any relevant updates here, as soon as I'm notified about them.

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/reopen

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@adrcunha: Reopened this issue.

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/close

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@adrcunha: Closing this issue.

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/unassign

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