@andrewosh thanks for the PR. You need to sign your commit according to the DCO before we can merge.

https://github.com/containerd/containerd/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#sign-your-work

Thanks for your PR! Are you able to sign the commit and re-push? Let us know if you need help.

Ah! Hey @estesp -- ya know, a pesky unsigned merge commit sneaked in, and it's mucking things up. I don't want to waste your time (on a one-word typo fix!) -- feel free to close this and fix the typo yourself :)

If possible, I'd suggest that the commit validator ignore merge commits, as there shouldn't be a need to sign those if the commits-to-merge are signed.

Yeah, I don't know if that is from using the built-in GitHub tooling, but at the command line doing a git rebase keeps the merge commits from getting thrown in depending on your workflow. This time it may be easier, as you said, for me to just cherry pick your first commit and do a new PR to keep you from having to mess with that :)