Fix link to sqlite3 enable_shared_cache documentation #24496
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FYI I've tried to sign the CLA three times - it's really unclear what your BPO username is if you've signed in via GitHub. I've tried several variations and even changed my username in BPO to match my GitHub name to no avail. All that is to say, do I need to sign the CLA to get this tiny doc fix in? |
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Thanks for the PR!
FYI I've tried to sign the CLA three times - it's really unclear what your BPO username is if you've signed in via GitHub. I've tried several variations and even changed my username in BPO to match my GitHub name to no avail.
All that is to say, do I need to sign the CLA to get this tiny doc fix in?
AFAIK (and I might be completely wrong here, if so, sorry and please correct me), the CLA form checking and linking to your account is done manually by staff at the PSF. So you may have to give it some time if you just signed it yesterday. Additionally, from my hazy memory (I can't find this in the devguide right now), minor typo fixes do not necessarily need a CLA, only things that contain creative input. However, this is up to the core dev's discretion and not mine.
Edit: Ah great I found it: https://devguide.python.org/committing/?highlight=CLA#assessing-a-pull-request
Currently the link 404's, removing the slash fixes this.