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Set non-root user group #1337

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Based on #1336 (comment)

fix user group
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Merging #1337 (5403ce1) into master (e48622a) will not change coverage.
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Could you please work on the DCO check?

@jpkrohling jpkrohling changed the title Non root user group Set non-root user group Dec 10, 2020
fix user group

Signed-off-by: Max Usanin <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Max Usanin <[email protected]>
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@jpkrohling Hi, I added Signed-off already but it's not working... what could be wrong with that ?

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There are three commits in the PR, the first one is missing the sign-off:

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You might want to squash all commits, and sign-off the resulting: git rebase -i master (select pick for the first, squash for the other two), then git commit --amend --signoff to make sure the single commit is signed-off. Finally, force-push it.

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There are three commits in the PR, the first one is missing the sign-off:

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You might want to squash all commits, and sign-off the resulting: git rebase -i master (select pick for the first, squash for the other two), then git commit --amend --signoff to make sure the single commit is signed-off. Finally, force-push it.

if they were already pushed to the master? and now I do not see any options to pick and squash...
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jpkrohling commented Dec 10, 2020

if they were already pushed to the master?

You can try upstream/master then instead (provided that upstream is this repository here as remote). But it's a good reason to use a feature branch: git checkout -b pr1337 ;-)

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@jpkrohling I created new one, and DCO is ok

#1339

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Closing in favor of #1339

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