Thank you for your contribution and Welcome to our Open Source Community!

To make sure your pull request is successful, we need all our contributors to be identifiable, but we couldn't parse the GitHub details of the following people : Joe Gordano

Luckily, resolving the issue is straightforward and you can resolve it by following the instructions below.

1. Check your git client is configured with a user email git config --list | grep email
2. If the user email is missing, run the following command, substituting with your git commit email address git config --global user.email email@example.com
3. Make sure your git commit email is configured on GitHub by Setting your Commit Email Address
4. Then, amend the authors in your commit history by using git commit --amend to change your last commit.

Alternatively, use the slightly more complex git reset --soft and git rebase to checkout your changes, rewrite the commit history locally and (force) push changes to the downstream branch.

If you have any issues with the steps above, please email help@finos.org so we can help you resolve before reviewing and accepting your pull request.

Thanks once again for the contribution and understanding.

cc @finos-admin

Thank you for your contribution and Welcome to our Open Source Community!

To make sure your pull request is successful, we need all our contributors to be identifiable, but we couldn't parse the GitHub details of the following people : Joe Gordano

Luckily, resolving the issue is straightforward and you can resolve it by following the instructions below.

1. Check your git client is configured with a user email git config --list | grep email
2. If the user email is missing, run the following command, substituting with your git commit email address git config --global user.email email@example.com
3. Make sure your git commit email is configured on GitHub by Setting your Commit Email Address
4. Then, amend the authors in your commit history by using git commit --amend to change your last commit.

Alternatively, use the slightly more complex git reset --soft and git rebase to checkout your changes, rewrite the commit history locally and (force) push changes to the downstream branch.

If you have any issues with the steps above, please email help@finos.org so we can help you resolve before reviewing and accepting your pull request.

Thanks once again for the contribution and understanding.

cc @finos-admin

Thank you for your contribution and Welcome to our Open Source Community!

To make sure your pull request is successful, we need all our contributors to be identifiable, but we couldn't parse the GitHub details of the following people : Joe Gordano

Luckily, resolving the issue is straightforward and you can resolve it by following the instructions below.

1. Check your git client is configured with a user email git config --list | grep email
2. If the user email is missing, run the following command, substituting with your git commit email address git config --global user.email email@example.com
3. Make sure your git commit email is configured on GitHub by Setting your Commit Email Address
4. Then, amend the authors in your commit history by using git commit --amend to change your last commit.

Alternatively, use the slightly more complex git reset --soft and git rebase to checkout your changes, rewrite the commit history locally and (force) push changes to the downstream branch.

If you have any issues with the steps above, please email help@finos.org so we can help you resolve before reviewing and accepting your pull request.

Thanks once again for the contribution and understanding.

cc @finos-admin

Thank you for your contribution and Welcome to our Open Source Community!

To make sure your pull request is successful, we need all our contributors to be identifiable, but we couldn't parse the GitHub details of the following people : Joe Gordano

Luckily, resolving the issue is straightforward and you can resolve it by following the instructions below.

1. Check your git client is configured with a user email git config --list | grep email
2. If the user email is missing, run the following command, substituting with your git commit email address git config --global user.email email@example.com
3. Make sure your git commit email is configured on GitHub by Setting your Commit Email Address
4. Then, amend the authors in your commit history by using git commit --amend to change your last commit.

Alternatively, use the slightly more complex git reset --soft and git rebase to checkout your changes, rewrite the commit history locally and (force) push changes to the downstream branch.

If you have any issues with the steps above, please email help@finos.org so we can help you resolve before reviewing and accepting your pull request.

Thanks once again for the contribution and understanding.

cc @finos-admin

Thank you for your contribution and Welcome to our Open Source Community!

To make sure your pull request is successful, we need all our contributors to be identifiable, but we couldn't parse the GitHub details of the following people : Joe Gordano

Luckily, resolving the issue is straightforward and you can resolve it by following the instructions below.

1. Check your git client is configured with a user email git config --list | grep email
2. If the user email is missing, run the following command, substituting with your git commit email address git config --global user.email email@example.com
3. Make sure your git commit email is configured on GitHub by Setting your Commit Email Address
4. Then, amend the authors in your commit history by using git commit --amend to change your last commit.

Alternatively, use the slightly more complex git reset --soft and git rebase to checkout your changes, rewrite the commit history locally and (force) push changes to the downstream branch.

If you have any issues with the steps above, please email help@finos.org so we can help you resolve before reviewing and accepting your pull request.

Thanks once again for the contribution and understanding.

cc @finos-admin

Thank you for your contribution and Welcome to our Open Source Community!

To make sure your pull request is successful, we need all our contributors to be identifiable, but we couldn't parse the GitHub details of the following people : Joe Gordano

Luckily, resolving the issue is straightforward and you can resolve it by following the instructions below.

1. Check your git client is configured with a user email git config --list | grep email
2. If the user email is missing, run the following command, substituting with your git commit email address git config --global user.email email@example.com
3. Make sure your git commit email is configured on GitHub by Setting your Commit Email Address
4. Then, amend the authors in your commit history by using git commit --amend to change your last commit.

Alternatively, use the slightly more complex git reset --soft and git rebase to checkout your changes, rewrite the commit history locally and (force) push changes to the downstream branch.

If you have any issues with the steps above, please email help@finos.org so we can help you resolve before reviewing and accepting your pull request.

Thanks once again for the contribution and understanding.

cc @finos-admin

Hi @J0EG - This is to confirm you have been added to the Red Hat CCLA and now need to update your local git settings so your commit records reflect the details be have at FINOS. I will reach out to your privately to align on these details.

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hello there

Thank you for your contribution and Welcome to our Open Source Community!

To make sure your pull request is successful, we need all our contributors to be identifiable, but we couldn't parse the GitHub details of the following people : Joe Gordano

Luckily, resolving the issue is straightforward and you can resolve it by following the instructions below.

1. Check your git client is configured with a user email git config --list | grep email
2. If the user email is missing, run the following command, substituting with your git commit email address git config --global user.email email@example.com
3. Make sure your git commit email is configured on GitHub by Setting your Commit Email Address
4. Then, amend the authors in your commit history by using git commit --amend to change your last commit.

Alternatively, use the slightly more complex git reset --soft and git rebase to checkout your changes, rewrite the commit history locally and (force) push changes to the downstream branch.

If you have any issues with the steps above, please email help@finos.org so we can help you resolve before reviewing and accepting your pull request.

Thanks once again for the contribution and understanding.

cc @finos-admin

Thank you for your contribution and Welcome to our Open Source Community!

To make sure your pull request is successful, we need all our contributors to be identifiable, but we couldn't parse the GitHub details of the following people : Joe Gordano

Luckily, resolving the issue is straightforward and you can resolve it by following the instructions below.

1. Check your git client is configured with a user email git config --list | grep email
2. If the user email is missing, run the following command, substituting with your git commit email address git config --global user.email email@example.com
3. Make sure your git commit email is configured on GitHub by Setting your Commit Email Address
4. Then, amend the authors in your commit history by using git commit --amend to change your last commit.

Alternatively, use the slightly more complex git reset --soft and git rebase to checkout your changes, rewrite the commit history locally and (force) push changes to the downstream branch.

If you have any issues with the steps above, please email help@finos.org so we can help you resolve before reviewing and accepting your pull request.

Thanks once again for the contribution and understanding.

cc @finos-admin

Thank you for your contribution and Welcome to our Open Source Community!

To make sure your pull request is successful, we need all our contributors to be identifiable, but we couldn't parse the GitHub details of the following people : Joe Gordano

Luckily, resolving the issue is straightforward and you can resolve it by following the instructions below.

1. Check your git client is configured with a user email git config --list | grep email
2. If the user email is missing, run the following command, substituting with your git commit email address git config --global user.email email@example.com
3. Make sure your git commit email is configured on GitHub by Setting your Commit Email Address
4. Then, amend the authors in your commit history by using git commit --amend to change your last commit.

Alternatively, use the slightly more complex git reset --soft and git rebase to checkout your changes, rewrite the commit history locally and (force) push changes to the downstream branch.

If you have any issues with the steps above, please email help@finos.org so we can help you resolve before reviewing and accepting your pull request.

Thanks once again for the contribution and understanding.

cc @finos-admin

Hi @J0EG,

I have extended CSC Sprint 2 until 17th June '21 due to team member annual leave and have added this item to the #127 agenda to discuss in relation to completion and Sprint 3.

Cheers,

James 🚀

@mcleo-d We will likely need to move this into the next sprint, we've made some progress regarding running probr against OpenShift and want to incorporate those into the re-developed Service Accelerator Template based on the review.

Going to close this for now and reopen when we have a new update to the service accelerator template.