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@llaakkkk llaakkkk commented Apr 7, 2019

At FOSSHackathons the diversity group have discussed topics which we can cover in the documentation about Code Review Process.

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Just one minor syntax comment, apart from that its perfect (do you want us to wait for feedback of other diversity members?)

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greg0ire commented Apr 7, 2019

Please associate your email address with your Github account, or change the email in your commits to an address already associated with it, that way you will get credit for the commits :)

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@llaakkkk very nice! Thanks for your contribution.

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llaakkkk commented Apr 8, 2019

Just one minor syntax comment, apart from that its perfect (do you want us to wait for feedback of other diversity members?)

@wouterj no, the text is already approved by the diversity team

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llaakkkk commented Apr 8, 2019

Please associate your email address with your Github account, or change the email in your commits to an address already associated with it, that way you will get credit for the commits :)

@greg0ire fixed it, thanks)

@llaakkkk llaakkkk force-pushed the prevent_escalating_for_comments branch from 6a1be05 to fd3abc3 Compare April 8, 2019 09:57
@javiereguiluz javiereguiluz added this to the 3.4 milestone Apr 8, 2019
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Thank you @llaakkkk! We merged this in 3.4 brancha and we'll merge into the other branches automatically. GitHub shows this pull request closed instead of merged because of this branch change, but it's merged!

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greg0ire commented Apr 8, 2019

@llaakkkk it does not look like it worked. The email you would have to add as a secondary address to your Github account is the lmc.eu one. When it works, that
octocat will become your user pic:

d7d68a77-bc82-47ae-b506-b9b807743544

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llaakkkk commented Apr 8, 2019

@llaakkkk it does not look like it worked. The email you would have to add as a secondary address to your Github account is the lmc.eu one. When it works, that
octocat will become your user pic:

d7d68a77-bc82-47ae-b506-b9b807743544

@greg0ire I understood the reason, I am going to find how I can fix it. Because lmc.eu is my work email

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greg0ire commented Apr 8, 2019

I think there will be no way for you to amend those commits so that you use the new address now that they have been merged, so the only way to fix this is to add your work email as a secondary address to your GH account. Personally, I did it, it's not an issue to me since I enabled 2FA.

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llaakkkk commented Apr 9, 2019

I think there will be no way for you to amend those commits so that you use the new address now that they have been merged, so the only way to fix this is to add your work email as a secondary address to your GH account. Personally, I did it, it's not an issue to me since I enabled 2FA.

@greg0ire did it. Thank you for help!

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