Tolerate boto3 1.13.1 range error code

[ahirner]

fixes #3608

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[ahirner]

@googlebot I signed it!

[davidsoergel]

Thanks!

[davidsoergel]

@ahirner It looks like your CLA signature wasn't registered for some reason. Can you please check per the instructions in the googlebot message above, and/or try signing again? Thanks!

[ahirner]

@googlebot I signed it!

[davidsoergel]

@ahirner Unfortunately the email address on the commit and the one you signed with are seemingly still not lining up.

It looks like your commit originally used your @gmail.com address, but then switched to an autogenerated address @users.noreply.github.com (perhaps due to editing some part of it within the GitHub UI?). Please take a look at this GitHub help page re. which email address is used.

You may need to rebase the commit to associate it with the correct address, too. Sorry for the hassle!

[ahirner]

Thanks for your support @davidsoergel, I think i forgot to change author name in my first rebase/push. Let me retry.

[ahirner]

@googlebot rescan.
Last change was to make the verified email associated with the private github address primary.
Would file issue if this doesn't work.

[ahirner]

@googlebot rescan.
I'm the owner of my verified corporate and personal account. Its e-mail is associated in github. The patch shows the private address. There is no way to add specific contributors of my corporate account under this link, only a "Manage my account" button. After this button there is no way to add specific contributors either [1], only a "Sign a new agreement" section. I tried to sign a new agreement on my personal account, and it led to editing the existing account. I changed its user name to github handle instead of the prior e-mail address of the private account.

Conclusion: there is no way to explicitly add contributors to a corporate account but there should be.
edit: There is [1] and the contributor was in the group, so i guess it eventually matched on the other account which is also fine

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[davidsoergel]

@ahirner Thanks for figuring that out, and thanks again for the fix! The remaining lint failure is clearly bogus, so I'll go ahead and merge this.