Fix little typo

[tomfrenken]

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[dibyom]

/ok-to-test

Should be good to go once the CLA is signed!

[tomfrenken]

@googlebot I signed it!

[ghost]

/lgtm

[tomfrenken]

@googlebot I signed it!

[afrittoli]

/approve cancel

[afrittoli]

/approve

[afrittoli]

/approve cancel

[tomfrenken]

@googlebot I signed it!

[ghost]

@tomfrenken i'm not sure exactly how the CLA bot works but right now when I tell it to scan this PR I get the following error message:

tomfrenken | 54979414+tomfrenken@users.noreply.github.com | need_sender_cla

When you signed the CLA did you use this email address? It's the email used in the author line of your commit.

[afrittoli]

@tomfrenken i'm not sure exactly how the CLA bot works but right now when I tell it to scan this PR I get the following error message:

tomfrenken | 54979414+tomfrenken@users.noreply.github.com | need_sender_cla

When you signed the CLA did you use this email address? It's the email used in the author line of your commit.

Thanks @sbwsg - I was just chatting with @tomfrenken on slack about the same issue - the email address in the commit message needs to be fixed.

[afrittoli]

/approve

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[tomfrenken]

Alright, thank y'all for your help with my Google bot odyssey - should work now, just needs the lgtm label back

[afrittoli]

/lgtm