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@vencislav-georgiev-1A

Doing force pushes do not trigger the CI build, it is started manually by maintainers since you are a first time contributor. This is a github security feature.

For the PR to be considered, please sign the CLA.

@marcalff Yeah sorry for that, I was asking Vencislav to force-push to re-trigger the CLA check, I was unsure how this worked exactly, but we sorted that out internally with the manager of our corporate CLA.

@marcalff Yeah sorry for that, I was asking Vencislav to force-push to re-trigger the CLA check, I was unsure how this worked exactly, but we sorted that out internally with the manager of our corporate CLA.

@Romain-Geissler-1A @vencislav-georgiev-1A

Bonjour,

I somehow suspected you two were related. What does 1A stands for exactly ?

To trigger the CLA check again, the way to do it is just add a comment with /easycla.

What does 1A stands for exactly ?

Actually I was in a bar with some Red Hat maintainers yesterday and they told us the same thing: "1A" isn't clear to anyone ! "1A" is the code in the travelling industry assigned to our employer "Amadeus". Our competitors are being assigned other similar code "1X" (see some example on this page: https://www.airkiosk.com/airxml/airxml-static.php?page=whatIsGds.html ). But only people in the travel industry knows what it means, so it is effectively quite unclear when we contribute to open source projects indeed.

What does 1A stands for exactly ?

Actually I was in a bar with some Red Hat maintainers yesterday and they told us the same thing: "1A" isn't clear to anyone ! "1A" is the code in the travelling industry assigned to our employer "Amadeus". Our competitors are being assigned other similar code "1X" (see some example on this page: https://www.airkiosk.com/airxml/airxml-static.php?page=whatIsGds.html ). But only people in the travel industry knows what it means, to it is effectively quite unclear when we contribute to open source projects indeed.

Thanks for the clarification. Definitively not a student in first year in France, getting an assignment to contribute to opensource then (some people do that).

And thanks for the contribution.