@markelog i already set git config user.name and user.email, but label has not changed.

Could you sign CLA?

Preferably with your real name from which you authored proposed commit.

@markelog I used my real name, and tried many times, or not, I don't know why CLA: Error

That is probably because some of your commits are signed correctly others are not, could you squash them to one commit?

Check this out - http://gitready.com/advanced/2009/02/10/squashing-commits-with-rebase.html

Thanks, i squash them to one commit, but it is CLA: Error, I used my real name.

@scottgonzalez could you help us out?

Everything seems OK to me with your setup, @mhbseal.

The CLA was originally signed all lowercase. I've updated the signature and deleted the several duplicate signatures.

@scottgonzalez

The CLA was originally signed all lowercase.

Should checker be case-insensitive?

I've updated the signature and deleted the several duplicate signatures.

bot was confused because of the duplicates?

Should checker be case-insensitive?

Potentially. I'd prefer if people just wrote their name properly.

bot was confused because of the duplicates?

Only the first signature is used. All future signatures are discarded.

Maybe bot could collect all signatures and choose the right one with correct case? So we wouldn't confuse people when they correct their signature?

This has been discussed to death. Please move any discussion to the appropriate repo.

Thank you all