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I signed it!

Thx for the PR.
It seems that the CLA is still not verified. Have you signed it with the same address that is associated with the commit?

I made the edit and commit from github, maybe this is the problem? Though i have used the same address for the cla with the one i'm using on github.

When i click on my name under the commit, i get the message "No commits found for "john-mantas"...", maybe i did something wrong, sorry for the inconvenience this was my first PR.

CLAs look good, thanks!

Googlebot wanted me to say sorry to accept my cla? :)
This seems ok now, please inform me if there are more issues with my PR!

PS. Why does googlebot post messages twice?

Thx, @john-mantas! It looks good now.
(Not sure why @googlebot posts twice. I suspect it's @googlebot and its evil twin, but I don't have proof. Yet...)