This PR updates grok-cli’s test workflow by adding a re-run of the OpenCLA signing flow, so CLA compliance is validated more directly in pull-request checks.
Scattered source updates, isolated context, and manual follow-up across multiple feeds.
Introduces a test-level change that triggers a re-run of the OpenCLA signing flow during PR validation, making CLA compliance verification explicit in the automated test path.
Contributors to grok-cli can learn earlier if a pull request has CLA-signing problems, so they avoid late merge blockers and rework after reviewers have already accepted code. The updated test sequence re-executes the OpenCLA signing check in CI, and teams should watch for new false positives, intermittent signing-flow failures, or increased check latency that could delay integration decisions.
Contributors to grok-cli can learn earlier if a pull request has CLA-signing problems, so they avoid late merge blockers and rework after reviewers have already accepted code. The updated test sequence re-executes the OpenCLA signing check in CI, and teams should watch for new false positives, intermittent signing-flow failures, or increased check latency that could delay integration decisions.