Merge pull request #4677 from communitybridge/unicron-change-not-covered-to-signed-agreement-missing

Update references to 'Not Covered' text

Author: lukaszgryglicki

CHECK_PR.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# How to check why EasyCLA is not covered
+# How to check why EasyCLA is missing signed agreement
 
 1) Open GitHub PR and check for user name: `` select * from FIVETRAN_INGEST.DYNAMODB_PRODUCT_US_EAST_1.CLA_PROD_USERS where data:user_github_username = '<user-name>'; ``. Note `user_id`.
 2) If user has `user_company_id` then note it and get company data: `` select * from FIVETRAN_INGEST.DYNAMODB_PRODUCT_US_EAST_1.CLA_PROD_COMPANIES where company_id = '<user-company-id>'; ``.

cla-backend-go/signatures/email.go

@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ func sendRequestAccessEmailToContributorRecipient(authUser *auth.User, companyMo
 <p>This is a notification email from EasyCLA regarding the project %s.</p>
 <p>You have been %s %s the Approval List of %s for %s by CLA Manager %s. This means that %s.</p>
 <b>
-<p>If you are a GitHub user and If you had previously submitted a pull request to EasyCLA Test Group that had failed, you can now go back to it, re-click the “Not Covered” button in the EasyCLA message in your pull request, and then follow these steps</p>
+<p>If you are a GitHub user and If you had previously submitted a pull request to EasyCLA Test Group that had failed, you can now go back to it, re-click the “Signed agreement missing” button in the EasyCLA message in your pull request, and then follow these steps</p>
 <ol>
 <li>Select “Corporate Contributor”.</li>
 <li>Select your company from the organization drop down list</li>