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Add trouble shooting #404

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@samwaseda samwaseda commented Sep 6, 2024

Based on this discussion I made a full documentation. I haven't linked it anywhere but I leave you the decision how to use it @jan-janssen

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a comprehensive troubleshooting guide for setting up the flux framework in Jupyter environments.
    • Provided step-by-step instructions for creating a custom Jupyter kernel for flux, including installation and configuration details.
    • Included practical examples for running code with the FluxExecutor in Jupyter.
  • Documentation
    • Updated the table of contents to include the new troubleshooting guide, enhancing the organization of the documentation.

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A new troubleshooting guide has been added to assist users in setting up the flux framework within Jupyter environments. It provides detailed instructions for installing the necessary packages, creating a custom Jupyter kernel, and configuring the kernel's settings to ensure proper functionality. Additionally, the table of contents has been updated to include this new resource.

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docs/trouble_shooting.md Added a comprehensive troubleshooting guide for setting up the flux framework in Jupyter. It includes installation steps, kernel configuration, and usage instructions.
docs/_toc.yml Updated the table of contents to include an entry for trouble_shooting.md, enhancing documentation organization.

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In the meadow, I hop with glee,
A new guide for flux—oh, joy for me!
With kernels set and paths aligned,
In Jupyter's world, new wonders I find.
Hooray for the changes, let's leap and play,
With flux by my side, I'll code all day! 🐇✨


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7-8: LGTM!

The changes to the table of contents (TOC) in docs/_toc.yml are well-structured and align with the PR objective of providing comprehensive troubleshooting documentation. The addition of trouble_shooting.md at line 7 ensures that troubleshooting guidance is now included in the documentation, while the retention of api.rst at line 8 maintains the accessibility of API documentation.

These changes enhance the overall organization of the documentation by incorporating troubleshooting information alongside installation, examples, and development content. This will potentially improve user experience and support for the executorlib project.


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docs/trouble_shooting.md (2)

3-3: Heading Punctuation: Remove Trailing Colon

The heading "When flux fails:" includes a trailing colon, which is not typical for headings and is flagged by Markdownlint.

Consider removing the colon to improve the markdown formatting:

- ## When `flux` fails
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3-3: Punctuation: ':'
Trailing punctuation in heading

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64-66: Markdown Formatting: Loose Punctuation in List Items

The list items starting with - **argv**, - **display_name**, and - **language** have been flagged by LanguageTool for loose punctuation. This is likely due to the bold formatting followed by a colon, which is uncommon but not incorrect in markdown.

While this is a stylistic choice, consider standardizing the list item introductions to improve readability:

- **`argv`**: This array specifies...
- **`display_name`**: The name displayed...
- **`language`**: The programming language...
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[uncategorized] ~64-~64: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...true } } ``` - argv: This array specifies the command to sta...

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[uncategorized] ~65-~65: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...lux environment. - display_name: The name displayed in Jupyter when sele...

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[uncategorized] ~66-~66: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...electing the kernel. - language: The programming language (python). ...

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Context: ...true } } ``` - argv: This array specifies the command to sta...

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[uncategorized] ~65-~65: Loose punctuation mark.
Context: ...lux environment. - display_name: The name displayed in Jupyter when sele...

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Context: ...electing the kernel. - language: The programming language (python). ...

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docs/trouble_shooting.md (4)

1-1: Title Review: Clear and Appropriate

The title "Trouble shooting" is clear and directly relevant to the content of the document. It sets the right expectation for the reader about the content that follows.


5-103: Comprehensive Guide: Well-Structured and Informative

This step-by-step guide provides a detailed and structured approach to creating a custom Jupyter kernel for Flux. The instructions are clear, and the use of code snippets enhances the readability and practicality of the guide.

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Context: ...lux environment. - display_name: The name displayed in Jupyter when sele...

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Context: ...electing the kernel. - language: The programming language (python). ...

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70-70: Documentation Note: Clarify Python Path

The note about replacing the Python executable path is crucial for users to successfully set up their environment. It's well-placed and adds value by guiding the user through a potential configuration pitfall.


93-103: Final Steps: Clear and Actionable

The final steps of the guide, including restarting the Jupyter server and selecting the Flux kernel, are clearly described. The example code snippet showing how to use FluxExecutor within the Jupyter Notebook is practical and directly applicable.

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@jan-janssen jan-janssen merged commit 38a1e23 into main Sep 16, 2024
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@jan-janssen jan-janssen deleted the update-doc branch September 16, 2024 13:48
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