We at Xtext see a similar result, especially with changes done via github web. Telling people to clone and signoff for a trivial fix often leads to omitting the PR and recreate the change ourselves.
Am 04.03.21 um 15:51 schrieb Wim Jongman: > > 2. ay: You did not sign the ECA. > 3. 21% of the contributors are confused or don't care and drop off. > They say: You merge it for me (which we can't do because it is not > our code.) > 4. The rest goes to the website to sign the ECA. > 5. It turns out you need to create an Eclipse account first, so > another 53% does not bother. Why is this? People have a Github > account; can't we work with that? > 6. The ones left make another change in their PR because that is the > only way to retrigger the checks > 7. Eclipse checks say "no signed-off by" footer in the commit > message. This is not needed because all information is already in > the commit. IT MAKES NO SENSE!!! > 8. So the contributor has to REDO ALL THE COMMITS IN THE PR unless > they are some git wizard that can update each commit comment: 25% > says "Nah." > > 1% left of the 77% we still have after step 3
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