added method to test if time was set correctly

[theandy94]

Allows the user to test if the NTPClient has set the time correctly.
Useful for calculations where false positives are not acceptable.
I also added a new example to present a very simple usecase for this.

[aentinger]

@per1234 are the changes done to your satisfaction? If so please let me know and I'll merge this PR.

[CLAassistant]

All committers have signed the CLA.

[theandy94]

I signed the CLA a day ago, but it still shows "Pending".
Any idea why that is?

[aentinger]

Any idea why that is?

Frankly, no. Can you try it again?

All requested changes have been resolved. Thanks!

[per1234]

are the changes done to your satisfaction? If so please let me know and I'll merge this PR.

Hi. I apologize to you both for my lack of response so long ago. I was out of action during that time period and never got caught up on my emails backlog after I got back to work.

The changes I requested have all been made.

[theandy94]

Any idea why that is?

Frankly, no. Can you try it again?

Just did, it shows "You have agreed to the CLA for arduino-libraries/NTPClient" and then redirects me back to here.

[aentinger]

theandy94 seems not to be a GitHub user. You need a GitHub account to be able to sign the CLA. If you have already a GitHub account, please add the email address used for this commit to your account.

@theandy94 - you've got a github account? Seems kind of obvious but that's the error message. Are you logged in when attempting to sign the CLA? You've been using a different email address for this commit than your github account?

CC @alranel

[theandy94]

theandy94 seems not to be a GitHub user. You need a GitHub account to be able to sign the CLA. If you have already a GitHub account, please add the email address used for this commit to your account.

@theandy94 - you've got a github account? Seems kind of obvious but that's the error message. Are you logged in when attempting to sign the CLA?

Yes, at the bottom there is the button "# with Github to agree". I #, then it says "You have agreed to the CLA for arduino-libraries/NTPClient" at the top.

Edit:
I've gone through my commits, and it seems I've used SSH to push the commit.
It still shows my name as "theandy94", but the gray github logo instead of my avatar.

After checking my SSH key (was generated an my mac) it shows my [Mac username]@[mymac].local as email address.
I tried to add it to my account, but it obviously cannot be verified.
Maybe that works.

Edit2:
It seems I configured a different email in git. Added that to my account, now my avatar is shown next to the commits.
I guess that was the culprit.
But still shows license pending down here.

Edit3:
Ok, rechecking now did the trick :D