Right now, the only bot-automated enforcement is the CLA signature, but not the Developer Certificate of Origin, which is a requirement of The Linux Foundation. This is a bit of a pain to do manually, and I haven't had time to add it to the CLA verification tool we're using.
to do the enforcement automatically, and I (inadvertently) tested it as I didn't realize one of the repos had a DCO requirement, and it worked flawlessly!
What are your thoughts on adding it to the JanusGraph repos? This means it'll be a blocker to PR submission, just like failing Travis CI.
This should have no functional change, since everyone should be signing those commits already; this will just enforce it automatically so it doesn't have to be checked by a human.
