Fix ICLA Check #944
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Fix ICLA Check #944
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Copied from opencast/opencast#6238 The tool we use for checking if contributors signed their ICLA is failing to install on CI runs with new Python versions since we just install it system wide. While that may not be good practice on your local machine, this shouldn't matter in the CI since we immediately throw away the machine anyway.
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Use Run test server using develop.opencast.org as backend: Specify a different backend like stable.opencast.org: It may take a few seconds for the interface to spin up. |
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This pull request is deployed at test.admin-interface.opencast.org/944/2024-10-10_08-40-07/ . |
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Makes sense to get this in as soon as possible → just merging this |
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Copied from opencast/opencast#6238
The tool we use for checking if contributors signed their ICLA is failing to install on CI runs with new Python versions since we just install it system wide. While that may not be good practice on your local machine, this shouldn't matter in the CI since we immediately throw away the machine anyway.