Completed the MicroTasks

[ayush-8]

Signed-off-by: Ayush ayu08kau@gmail.com

[vchrombie]

Hi @ayush-8

AFAIK, GitHub assigns you an alt email if you didn't add your email to GitHub or you choose to keep your email private. In your case, it is 55775311+ayush-8@users.noreply.github.com, reference. So, when you are committing using GitHub, this alt email will be used for your commit, reference.

The DCO bot checks if this commit email and the email provided in your sign-off are the same. The DCO sign-off check fails if there is any discrepancy in your name/email.

Here is your case,
commit

From: Ayush <55775311+ayush-8@users.noreply.github.com>

signoff

Signed-off-by: Ayush <ayu08kau@gmail.com>

This discrepancy caused the DCO check to fail.

What to do right now? Make sure you add your email to GitHub and make it your public email. If you choose to keep it private, use your alt email in your sign-off. In both cases, you need to amend the commit/commit message accordingly.

Let us know if you need any help.

[ayush-8]

Hii @vchrombie
Thank you - I just updated my email's privacy.

[vchrombie]

Thank you - I just updated my email's privacy.

Now that you already committed it, this doesn't solve the problem. So, you amend the commit, update the email and force push the commits to your fork.

[vchrombie]

Hi @ayush-8, please let us know if you need help.

[vchrombie]

Hi @ayush-8, I would suggest you to clone the repo and fix the sign-off manually. GitHub interface doesn't allow to edit previous commits.

If you forget to add the sign-off you can also amend a previous commit with the sign-off. For this, you need to clone the repository on your local machine and run git commit --amend -s. Because you have pushed your changes to GitHub already you'll need to force push your branch after this with git push -f.

[ayush-8]

Still the same.

[ayush-8]

I've tried using that email id showing in the details section of dco error, still no positive response. Should I close this pull request and re-initiate a new one?

[vchrombie]

I've tried using that email id showing in the details section of dco error, still no positive response. Should I close this pull request and re-initiate a new one?

I see you are adding a new commit, but the reason why the check fails is the because of the first commit. It already has a faulty signature, so as I told earlier, you need to amend the 3 commits into one and fix the signature.

I know it might be frustrating but I would highly suggest you to fix this in this PR. I'm saying this because you learn git by making mistakes and you are in the right direction. :)

[ayush-8]

I have updated the PR.
Thank you @vchrombie