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Revision: fbf38ee4cc91
Author: yves.savourel <yves.s...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed Feb 25 17:33:49 2015 UTC
Log: Edited wiki page ContributorLicenseAgreement through web user
interface.
https://code.google.com/p/okapi/source/detail?r=fbf38ee4cc91&repo=wiki
Modified:
/ContributorLicenseAgreement.wiki
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--- /ContributorLicenseAgreement.wiki Thu Dec 12 04:57:12 2013 UTC
+++ /ContributorLicenseAgreement.wiki Wed Feb 25 17:33:49 2015 UTC
@@ -23,11 +23,11 @@
*Q-1:* I am a contributor for my own code, as well as code I develop for
another entity. What should I do?
-*A-1:* You must have two CLAs: one signed by you for your own
contributions, and another signed by the entity you are contributing on
behalf of for their contributions. Just make sure to have different emails
associated with each CLA so each commit can be identified properly.
+*A-1:* You must have two CLAs: One signed by you for your own
contributions, and another signed by the entity you are contributing on
behalf of for their contributions. Just make sure to have different emails
associated with each CLA so each commit can be identified properly.
Note that you can submit a contribution on the behalf of someone else; for
this use the *Signed-Off* option of Git with the email address of the
person on whose behalf you are making the commit.
*Q-2:* How can a contributor make a contribution without commit access?
-*A-2:* Occasional contributors often do not have commit access to the
repository, so one of the commiters needs to make the commit on the
contributor's behalf. In that case, the commiter needs to make sure to use
the *Signed-Off* option of Git to provide the email address corresponding
to the relevant CLA.
+*A-2:* Occasional contributors often do not have commit access to the
repository, so one of the committers needs to make the commit on the
contributor's behalf. In that case, the committer needs to make sure to use
the *Signed-Off* option of Git to provide the email address corresponding
to the relevant CLA.
More questions? Do not hesitate to
[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/okapi-devel ask on the developers
mailing list].
Author: yves.savourel <yves.s...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed Feb 25 17:33:49 2015 UTC
Log: Edited wiki page ContributorLicenseAgreement through web user
interface.
https://code.google.com/p/okapi/source/detail?r=fbf38ee4cc91&repo=wiki
Modified:
/ContributorLicenseAgreement.wiki
=======================================
--- /ContributorLicenseAgreement.wiki Thu Dec 12 04:57:12 2013 UTC
+++ /ContributorLicenseAgreement.wiki Wed Feb 25 17:33:49 2015 UTC
@@ -23,11 +23,11 @@
*Q-1:* I am a contributor for my own code, as well as code I develop for
another entity. What should I do?
-*A-1:* You must have two CLAs: one signed by you for your own
contributions, and another signed by the entity you are contributing on
behalf of for their contributions. Just make sure to have different emails
associated with each CLA so each commit can be identified properly.
+*A-1:* You must have two CLAs: One signed by you for your own
contributions, and another signed by the entity you are contributing on
behalf of for their contributions. Just make sure to have different emails
associated with each CLA so each commit can be identified properly.
Note that you can submit a contribution on the behalf of someone else; for
this use the *Signed-Off* option of Git with the email address of the
person on whose behalf you are making the commit.
*Q-2:* How can a contributor make a contribution without commit access?
-*A-2:* Occasional contributors often do not have commit access to the
repository, so one of the commiters needs to make the commit on the
contributor's behalf. In that case, the commiter needs to make sure to use
the *Signed-Off* option of Git to provide the email address corresponding
to the relevant CLA.
+*A-2:* Occasional contributors often do not have commit access to the
repository, so one of the committers needs to make the commit on the
contributor's behalf. In that case, the committer needs to make sure to use
the *Signed-Off* option of Git to provide the email address corresponding
to the relevant CLA.
More questions? Do not hesitate to
[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/okapi-devel ask on the developers
mailing list].
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