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DOC: add --fs-subjects-dir usage to slurm example #2003
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I would really appreciate to see a new Q&A in the docs/faq.rst
file about FS derivatives reutilization and this flag before closing #1907
Co-Authored-By: Oscar Esteban <code@oscaresteban.es>
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Looks great!
20.0.1 (February 27, 2020) Bug-fix release in 20.0.x series. This release includes fixes for rare images with invalid qform matrices and some minor improvements in report readability and inclusion of common templates in the Docker image. * FIX: Handle qforms with invalid quaternions (nipreps/niworkflows#466) * FIX: update niworkflows location (#2005) * ENH: Display errors as summary/details elements in reports (nipreps/niworkflows#464) * DOC: Add ``--fs-subjects-dir`` usage to slurm example (#2003) * CI: Test that Docker image can run a common set of output spaces without network access (#1997)
Closes #1907