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[jan-janssen]

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• Documentation
  • Updated descriptions to clarify executor terminology, ensuring consistency in references across the docs.
  • Revised installation instructions to improve clarity on dependencies and framework recommendations.
  • Refined troubleshooting guidance for better flow and readability.
  • Enhanced notebook documentation to align resource allocation descriptions with the correct executor type.

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The changes update several documentation files to clarify terminology related to HPC executors. In the README, the phrase "HPC job scheduler" is corrected to "HPC Cluster Executor." The installation guide now specifies that the "HPC Job Executor" uses the flux framework and refines dependency instructions. Similarly, the troubleshooting document replaces ambiguous terms with clearer names and restructures sentences for better readability. The Jupyter notebook now accurately references the "Single Node Executor" for block allocation. No modifications were made to code or public API declarations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Replaced "HPC job scheduler" with "HPC Cluster Executor" to accurately describe the executor used for job submissions.
docs/installation.md, docs/trouble_shooting.md	Rephrased instructions and troubleshooting sections for clarity: explicitly mentioning the flux framework for the HPC Job Executor, updating executor terms, and improving readability.
notebooks/3-hpc-job.ipynb	Updated the notebook documentation by changing "block allocation for the local mode" to "block allocation for the Single Node Executor."

Possibly related PRs

• Update Documentation #558: This PR involved similar terminology updates for the HPC Cluster Executor and HPC Job Executor, aligning the documentation changes.

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README.md (1)

90-91: Updated Executor Terminology and Punctuation Suggestion
The change correctly replaces "HPC job scheduler" with "HPC Cluster Executor" to reflect the intended executor type, ensuring consistency with the rest of the documentation. Additionally, consider adding a comma before the clause starting with "In the background the [sbatch]…" to improve the sentence’s readability.

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[uncategorized] ~90-~90: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...o/en/latest/2-hpc-cluster.html). In the background the [sbatch](https://slurm.schedmd.com/...

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[uncategorized] ~90-~90: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...o/en/latest/2-hpc-cluster.html). In the background the [sbatch](https://slurm.schedmd.com/...

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docs/trouble_shooting.md (1)

23-26: Enhanced Dependencies Description
The revised paragraph now clearly lists the additional dependencies – including [cloudpickle], [caching], [HPC Cluster Executors], and [HPC Job Executors] – thereby breaking up a previously long sentence into shorter, more digestible segments. This improves clarity and aligns terminology with the updates in the installation guide.

docs/installation.md (1)

71-75: Clarification of HPC Job Executor Functionality
This updated section now specifies that the [HPC Job Executor] leverages the [flux framework] as its recommended job scheduler, even if another scheduler (like SLURM) is installed. The rephrasing brings better clarity on how secondary scheduling works and ensures consistency with related sections in the documentation.