The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) defines the legal status of the contributed code in two different types of Contributor License Agreements (CLAs), individual contributors and corporations.
FlagAI can only accept original source code from CLA signatories.
It is important to read and understand this legal agreement.
After creating your first Pull Request the linux-foundation-easycla bot will respond with information regarding your CLA status along with a link to sign the CLA.
Click on the "Please click here to be authorized" link to navigate to the GitHub Authorize Linux Foundation: EasyCLA page. Then click Authorize LF-Engineering to give the Linux Foundation read-only access to list the email addresses associated with your GitHub account.
After authorizing EasyCLA, you will be redirected to a page to identify which type of contributor you are. Select the most appropriate option:
- Individual Contributor: You are contributing as yourself, and not as part of another organization.
- Corporate Contributor: You are contributing on behalf of your employer or other organization.
Once you select the type of contributor, proceed to Sign the CLA and follow the instructions to complete the signing process through DocuSign.
Ensure your GitHub e-mail address matches e-mail address used to sign CLA
After you have filled out the information, Click "Finish" and you will be redirected back to your Pull Request.
Hello,
This is a notification email from EasyCLA regarding the project Cloud Native Computing > Foundation (CNCF).
The CLA has now been signed. You can download the signed CLA as a PDF here.
If you need help or have questions about EasyCLA, you can read the documentation or reach out to us for support.
Thanks, EasyCLA Support Team
Once you are redirected back to your GitHub Pull Request, reply with a comment /easycla to update the CLA status of your PR.
If you've changed employers and still contribute to Kubernetes, your affiliation needs to be updated. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation uses gitdm to track who is contributing and from where. Create a pull request on the gitdm repository with a change to the corresponding developer affiliation text file. Your entry should look similar to this:
Jorge O. Castro*: jorge!heptio.com, jorge!ubuntu.com, jorge.castro!gmail.com
Heptio
Canonical until 2017-03-31
If you encounter any problems signing the CLA and need further assistance, log a ticket by clicking on the link please submit a support request ticket from the EasyCLA bot's response. Someone from the CNCF will respond to your ticket to help.
Should you have any issues using the LF Support Site, send a message to the backup e-mail support address login-issues@jira.linuxfoundation.org
If you are a Kubernetes GitHub organization or repo owner and would like to setup the Linux Foundation CNCF CLA check for your repositories, read the docs on setting up the CNCF CLA check