The SoB check

What is this ?

The Signed-off-By check (SoB check in short) tests that the proposed commits in the PR all include Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) information as noted in our Contribution documentation.

This check failed. What should I do to fix it ?

All proposed commits should include a Signed-Off-By: <your-email-address> line in their commit message. This is most conveniently done by using --signoff (-s) when running git commit.

I'm pretty sure the check should have passed. Where can I get more information ?

You can find the raw logs of the test run by visiting https://zuul.opendev.org/. Look for the last dco-license job that corresponds to your pull request, and click on the corresponding Results. That will let you access the job logs.

The ara-report directory in the logs gives you access to a more user-friendly view of the logs, making it easier to find which playbook in the job run actually failed.

This looks like a transient failure. How can I ask the tests to run again ?

You can re-run the dco-license job by writing /zuul-recheck in a comment on the affected PR.

I'm completely lost! Who can I ask for help ?

You can ask @gwhaley or @ttx on the #kata-dev Slack channel or on your PR. See the communication section of the website for more details.