Updating comments to match current scout filename.#1897
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/ok to test 73957ef |
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@stoo-davies commits need to be signed anyway to merge (you can override copy-pr-bot, but not merging) |
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The commit was signed with my ssh key, and also signed off. I guess doing the rebase through the github web interface b0rked something. I'll resubmit later. |
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Updating comments to match current scout filename.
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