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@nknize s'up your DCO always fails on backports?

@nknize s'up your DCO always fails on backports?

I wonder if it's because I use my own GPG key instead of default github to sign commits?

We might want to check the backport action.

I have my own gpg key too.

No idea then. Maybe DCO check doesn't like my commits opened by anyone other than me? 😂

I always have to check out the backport branch and amend the commit. It's a pain.

/cc @VachaShah @peternied @peterzhuamazon

No idea then. Maybe DCO check doesn't like my commits opened by anyone other than me? 😂

I always have to check out the backport branch and amend the commit. It's a pain.

/cc @VachaShah @peternied @peterzhuamazon

It would be because your DCO sign off is Signed-off-by: Nicholas Walter Knize <nknize@apache.org> on the original PR while the backport workflow picks the user name and user email from your github to add as author:

[backport/backport-3128-to-2.x 4e00adde8e5] [Javadoc] Add missing package-info.java files to server (#3128)
   Author: Nick Knize <nknize@apache.org>
   Date: Mon May 2 14:30:53 [20](https://github.com/opensearch-project/OpenSearch/runs/6263087135?check_suite_focus=true#step:3:20)22 -0500

@nknize I've set the DCO check to pass. You are free to merge as far as the CI checks go!

Thank you @peternied

...the backport workflow picks the user name and user email from your github to add as author:

Thanks for clarifying @VachaShah! My apache gpg key needs my full name to match. Is there any way the DCO workflow can pull the name from the original author sign-off instead of github display name?

@nknize I've set the DCO check to pass. You are free to merge as far as the CI checks go!

What do you click to do this?

Inside the GHA details there is UX that includes a 'Set DCO to pass' button, that is what I used to bypass the check. This option is only available to all users with write access to the repo.