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Fixing dependabot username in README #122

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Expand Up @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ and `remote-repository-name`: `<your repo name>` in your CLA workflow file.

#### 5. Users and bots in allowlist

If a GitHub username is included in the allowlist, they will not be required to sign a CLA. You can make use of this feature If you don't want your colleagues working in the same team/organisation to sign a CLA. And also, since there's no way for bot users (such as Dependabot or Greenkeeper) to sign a CLA, you may want to add them in `allowlist`. You can do so by adding their names in a comma separated string to the `allowlist` input in the CLA workflow file(in this case `dependabot-preview[bot],greenkeeper[bot]`). You can also use wildcard symbol in case you want to allow all bot users something like `bot*`.
If a GitHub username is included in the allowlist, they will not be required to sign a CLA. You can make use of this feature If you don't want your colleagues working in the same team/organisation to sign a CLA. And also, since there's no way for bot users (such as Dependabot or Greenkeeper) to sign a CLA, you may want to add them in `allowlist`. You can do so by adding their names in a comma separated string to the `allowlist` input in the CLA workflow file(in this case `dependabot[bot],greenkeeper[bot]`). You can also use wildcard symbol in case you want to allow all bot users something like `bot*`.

##### Demo for step 5

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