Add: clarify config relationship; fix headings. #4478
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Co-authored-by: Michelle <michellelunastar@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Michelle <michellelunastar@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Michelle <michellelunastar@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Michelle <michellelunastar@gmail.com>
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Thanks @michelle-luna ! |
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Clarify the relationship between "step vs. job vs. workflow vs. pipeline". Research has found that these concepts are a little unclear to users.
In this PR:
#configuration(although @rosieyohannan has done lots of great work on this document recently as well, especially the graphics).@KateCatlin is wondering if we can get some other designs that can better represent the relationship between steps/jobs/workflow/pipelines, but for now, hopefully this prose clears it up.