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admin: add note about clock synchronization #246
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Problem: Flux requires local clocks to be synchronized across the cluster, but this is not mentioned in the Admin Guide. For example - job-ingest sets `t_submit` to the local time - flux_job_timeleft() returns expiration relative to the local time - Flux logs are time stamped at origin Add a note to the section on prerequisites.
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Great, thanks!
Drat:
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Hm, maybe need to pin some dependency in requirements.txt? |
Oh I've seen this: sphinx-doc/sphinx#11479. Resolution at the last comment!
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Thanks @vsoch! Hmm, except now I get
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I didn’t test that suggested fix (we should let them know) but instead I pinned pydantic: https://github.com/flux-framework/flux-operator/blob/59bfeab688588d89242c9d4d7f9645204d20876c/docs/requirements.txt |
Problem: readthedocs build fails with Could not import `keymap_db` module from `pymdownx` package. Please ensure `pymdown-extensions` is installed. The `:keys:` role has no default key map. Pin pydantic==1.10.8 as suggested by @vsoch.
Noice! 🙌 |
That worked! Oof I had forgotten I had set MWP earlier so - it's merged! Many thanks @vsoch! I really did not want to dig into that. |
Always really glad when I can help. <3 |
Problem: Flux requires local clocks to be synchronized across the cluster, but this is not mentioned in the Admin Guide.
For example
t_submit
to the local timeAdd a note to the section on prerequisites.