All committers have signed the CLA.

Hi @KAZYPinkSaurus! Thanks for the contribution, and sorry I missed this when you first opened it.

It looks like we made some changes to these files, would you mind merging main to your branch? And if you don't mind, we require people to sign the CLA before we can accept any contributions, you can view the document and sign it in the link from the comment above.

Thanks! 🙇

Hi @KAZYPinkSaurus! It looks like we still need you to sign the CLA agreement before we can merge this. Would you mind checking the link in the comment from the CLAassistant?

Thanks! 🙇

@heitortsergent
Hi! I’ve signed the CLA, but it looks like the workflow status hasn’t updated yet. Is there anything else I should do on my end?

thank you.

@jdbaldry would you be able to help us here? Could the CLA not be updating because the PR was opened too long ago? 😖

Sometimes CLA Assistant can get stuck: https://grafana.com/docs/writers-toolkit/review/cla-assistant/#waiting-for-status-to-be-reported

@jdbaldry I tried the instructions to have the assistant run the check again, but it doesn't seem to be working. :( Should we try to close and open a new PR?

I think it may be because there are two different authors in the commit log: https://github.com/grafana/k6-docs/pull/1685/commits

If either you or @KAZYPinkSaurus can rewrite the history to remove that commit, perhaps by squashing all the rest together, then the CLA will pass.

@KAZYPinkSaurus let me know if you can do what @jdbaldry suggested and squash the commits? I don't think I can do it since this is coming from your fork branch. :(

Sorry to those accidentally added as initial reviewers. I performed a git filter-repo mailmap rewrite of the email but forgot to rebase on origin/main before I pushed and so I accidentally pinged you all for review thanks to the divergent histories.

In case anyone is interested in the steps I took:

git clone [email protected]:KAZYPinkSaurus/k6-docs.git k6-docs-filter-repo # git-filter-repo prefers to operate in a fresh clone
cd k6-docs-filter-repo/
git filter-repo --mailmap <(echo "KAZYPinkSaurus <[email protected]> <[email protected]>") # Format is <NAME> <NEW EMAIL> <OLD EMAIL>

Thank you so much @jdbaldry! 🙇

And thank you for your patience on this @KAZYPinkSaurus, sorry about the long wait. 🙇