[wundergroundupdatereceiver] Fix parsing of dateutc query parameter

[danieldemus]

The parameter is formatted with 1 digit hours, spewing warnings into the log, but otherwise having no effects, as normal last XXX values are also recorded.

Additionally a couple of unnoticed capitalisations were corrected.

[lsiepel]

Can you fix the DCO, when you click details, you can see the root cause.

[danieldemus]

Can you fix the DCO, when you click details, you can see the root cause.

Hmm. Can you tell me were it gets it's expectation from? The email registered on github is the one I signed with, not the one it apparently expects.
The current one is also the one I signed my original commits with, so I am stupified.

[lsiepel]

Can you fix the DCO, when you click details, you can see the root cause.

Hmm. Can you tell me were it gets it's expectation from? The email registered on github is the one I signed with, not the one it apparently expects. The current one is also the one I signed my original commits with, so I am stupified.

Not 100% sure. As it expects a anonimized GitHub adres, I guess somewhere in your settings ga you have enabled this to hide your real address.

Your commits refer to the real address. So either cha ge the commit message or change the GH config. There are many tutorials on how to.

[lsiepel]

Thanks LGTM

Only waiting for DCO to pass.

[danieldemus]

Can you fix the DCO, when you click details, you can see the root cause.

Hmm. Can you tell me were it gets it's expectation from? The email registered on github is the one I signed with, not the one it apparently expects. The current one is also the one I signed my original commits with, so I am stupified.

Not 100% sure. As it expects a anonimized GitHub adres, I guess somewhere in your settings ga you have enabled this to hide your real address.

Your commits refer to the real address. So either cha ge the commit message or change the GH config. There are many tutorials on how to.

Nope. This (and a backup gmail) is the only address ever registered with github. Something is not as it should be with this DCO check. Can someone with admin rights figure out what is going on? @kaikreuzer

[jlaur]

Nope. This (and a backup gmail) is the only address ever registered with github. Something is not as it should be with this DCO check. Can someone with admin rights figure out what is going on? @kaikreuzer

If you click "View details" on the failed DCO, you can see what is wrong:

Summary

Commit sha: cf463fb, Author: Daniel Demus, Committer: Daniel Demus; Expected "Daniel Demus [email protected]", but got "Daniel Demus [email protected]".

[kaikreuzer]

FWIW: For known contributors, we can also safely ignore the automatic DCO check, if it looks good to us!