Request for "confirmed" user role

Hi, and a warm welcome to the Drupal community!

As for getting the "Confirmed" user role, please see the page Become a 'confirmed' user for information on the role and how it is granted. Currently, there are no (0) posts except this one associated with this account, so there is nothing to review. After you have posted some content on Drupal.org you may want to add a comment to this issue to request a new review.

Please visit Contributor Tasks for ideas on how to contribute back to the project.

As a new community member, you may also want learn about Issue Etiquette.

so i need to mark the status for the same accordingly.
I am unable to do so as i m stuck on the confirmation process.SO please help.

1. Changing issue metadata (such as "Status") is permitted for users that does not have the 'Confirmed' role. You're not stuck.
2. The post says that the patch has been re-rolled, so the correct status is what it is: "Needs review". You cannot review your own patch, so its status must still be "Needs review".

Again: As a new community member, you should learn about Issue Etiquette.

Also, please do not post duplicate requests (two has been closed so far).

Getting the 'Confirmed' role is an onboarding process. We're trying to help you learn how to be a helpful and useful member of our community. Not posting duplicates and understanding how to to correctly set issue metadata is factored into the evaluation of whether to give you the 'confirmed' role.

If you're getting: "There was a problem with your form submission. Please wait 549 seconds and try again." - you're hitting the "Submit" button too fast. Do as you are told: Wait 549 seconds (10 minutes) before hitting the "Submit" button.

There is no review of the patch in the post you link to above, just an observation that it "applied properly". A patch may apply properly and still be useless. You need to type in a review of the patch before you can change status to "RTBC". Typing at normal speed means that some time will pass before you hit the "Submit" button - and you will not get the "There was a problem with your form submission. Please wait X seconds ..." message. A review can be short (e.g. "I have thoroughly tested the patch on Drupal 8 and Drupal 9. It has no adverse effects and it fixes this project's problems with Drupal 9 compatibility") - but it cannot be left out.

Thanks for the feedback.

I never suspected you were as spammer, I just wanted more to gain insight into how out anti-spam tools work in order to try to identify what conditions trigger false positives. I have now given you the confirmed role.