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Thanks for your time @Bonifacio2, and welcome to CPython! 😎

I assume that you've seen the bot's message about the CLA?

Yes, I saw it. I already created my b.p.o account, set the github account, signed the agreement, received my certificate, but https://check-python-cla.herokuapp.com/ still says I haven't signed the CLA.

Okay, I'd give it a business day or two then before it's marked as received. It's my understanding that they're processed manually by a human at the PSF.

Hello, @Mariatta . Should I open the backport PRs for the 3.7 and 3.8 branches now or should I wait for this to be merged?

The bot will open them automatically. Your work here is done!

@Mariatta - where can I find out what the automerge tag does? How come I appear to be able to merge this PR even though CLA is still not signed?