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| - Issue: https://github.com/apache/hugegraph-computer/issues/325 | ||
| - Actor: timerloggedout-spec (help-wanted execute) | ||
| - Delivery: upstream PR (PRIMARY) — stake only until real fix lands | ||
| - Fork: https://github.com/timerloggedout-spec/hugegraph-computer | ||
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| Replace this file with a real fix; do not merge stake-only as complete. | ||
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Minor: The only commit on this branch (1d04f88) is authored and committed as
timerloggedout-spec <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>. That email is the GitHub Actions bot address, so GitHub attributes the commit togithub-actions[bot]instead of your account, while this line gives the actor as "timerloggedout-spec (help-wanted execute)". A commit proposed to an Apache repository should be attributable to the person contributing it. Requested change: when the real patch is pushed, author the commits with an email tied to your own GitHub account, and say in the description whether the change was produced by an automated workflow and how it was tested.