Combine commands with and

[jan-janssen]

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  • Updated workflow steps to improve the execution sequence for notebook processing in automated jobs.

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Walkthrough

The workflow configuration for running Jupyter notebooks in the CI pipeline was updated. The execution of flux start and papermill is now separated using flux start && papermill ... instead of running flux start as a prefix to papermill. This change was applied to all relevant notebook execution steps.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/pipeline.yml	Modified notebook execution steps to run flux start and papermill as separate sequential commands using &&.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant CI Pipeline
    participant Flux
    participant Papermill

    CI Pipeline->>Flux: Run `flux start`
    Flux-->>CI Pipeline: Flux started (success)
    CI Pipeline->>Papermill: Run notebook with `papermill`
    Papermill-->>CI Pipeline: Notebook executed

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Possibly related PRs

• Execute notebooks individually #617: Both PRs modify the .github/workflows/pipeline.yml file to change how Jupyter notebooks are executed in the CI pipeline, with the main PR refining the invocation of flux start before running papermill commands introduced in the retrieved PR.

Poem

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In the pipeline’s gentle flow,
Flux now starts before we go.
Papermill waits, then takes its turn,
Ensuring jobs no longer burn.
Step by step, the scripts align—
CI hops in perfect line!

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 96.91%. Comparing base (f6e96a2) to head (3005aed).

Additional details and impacted files

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