Re: Use of Signed-off-by in gnulib

Hi Simon, > I cannot find any documentation on what Signed-off-by means for a commit > in gnulib, but we do use it more than rarely (see below). So far, it means nothing in Gnulib. explains that it is mainly used in the Linux kernel. Taking an arbit

Use of Signed-off-by in gnulib

All, I cannot find any documentation on what Signed-off-by means for a commit in gnulib, but we do use it more than rarely (see below). Is there some existing URL we can use to document what we want it to mean, or should we add something to the manual? What do we want it to mean? FWIW, I've usu