chore: update README.md #4405
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Typo? Should it not be consumer instead provider?
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@3rim thanks for the contribution, can you please sign the ECA so we can merge this? |
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@paullatzelsperger How can I sign the ECA? |
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@paullatzelsperger Ok i think i signed now the ECA :) |
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Typo?
Should it not be consumer instead provider?
What this PR changes/adds
Found a mistake in the readme.
Why it does that
Just correct a typo
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