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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes introduce a new page titled "Runs & Attempts" to the documentation, enhancing the "Fundamentals" section under "Tasks." This page details the lifecycle of task execution, including concepts of Runs and Attempts, their states, and advanced features. Additionally, the Changes
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124-124: LGTM! Consider adding a description for the new page.The addition of the "runs-and-attempts" page to the navigation structure is well-placed within the "Fundamentals" group under "Tasks". This aligns with the PR objective to introduce a new page focused on the fundamentals of runs.
To improve clarity for users navigating the documentation, consider adding a brief description for the new page. For example:
"runs-and-attempts", +"runs-and-attempts": "Understanding task execution lifecycle",This addition would provide users with a quick overview of the page's content without needing to navigate to it.
Action Required: Missing 'Conclusion' Section in 'runs-and-attempts' Page
The 'runs-and-attempts' page exists and includes several key sections; however, it is missing a 'Conclusion' section. Please add a conclusion to ensure the documentation is comprehensive and provides proper closure to the topic.
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1-391: Summary: Navigation structure updated successfullyThe changes to
docs/mint.jsonsuccessfully introduce the new "Runs & Attempts" page to the documentation structure. This addition aligns with the PR objectives and enhances the "Fundamentals" section under "Tasks".However, to fully meet the PR objectives:
- Ensure the actual content for the "runs-and-attempts" page is created and comprehensive.
- Update the PR description with testing information, changelog, and screenshots if applicable.
- Mark the checklist items in the PR description as completed once you've addressed them.
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1-7: LGTM: Well-structured frontmatter and introductionThe frontmatter and introduction provide a clear and concise overview of the document's content. The title and description are appropriate, and the introduction sets the stage for the detailed explanations that follow.
182-185: LGTM: Useful information on triggering runs for undeployed tasksThe section on triggering runs for undeployed tasks provides valuable information, especially highlighting its usefulness in CI/CD pipelines. This feature adds flexibility to the task execution process.
57-76: LGTM: Clear explanation of AttemptsThe Attempts section provides a concise and informative explanation of what Attempts are and how they relate to Runs. The explanation of Run completion is also clear and helpful.
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78-143: LGTM: Comprehensive coverage of Advanced Run FeaturesThe Advanced Run Features section provides detailed explanations and examples for various advanced concepts. The code examples are clear and illustrative.
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runs.cancel(),runs.replay(), and other API methods mentioned in the code examples are correctly implemented and documented in the codebase.#!/bin/bash # Search for the implementation of runs API methods rg --type typescript 'runs\.(cancel|replay|list|retrieve|reschedule)' src/
145-157: LGTM: Clear explanation of waiting for RunsThe Waiting for Runs section provides a concise explanation of
triggerAndWait()andbatchTriggerAndWait()functions. The links to more detailed documentation are helpful.Please ensure that the referenced image files exist and the links are correct:
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159-180: LGTM: Comprehensive overview of Runs APIThe Runs API section provides a clear overview of the available API methods for managing Runs. The code example effectively demonstrates the usage of these methods.
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9-12: Improved table formatting and added helpful links.The changes enhance the readability of the documentation by using proper markdown syntax for the table. The addition of links to specific sections provides better context and navigation for users.
17-21: Enhanced table formatting with improved function descriptions.The table for triggering tasks from inside a run has been updated with proper markdown syntax, improving readability. The added links provide easy navigation to relevant sections. Notably, the function descriptions have been refined to offer more precise information about their behavior, particularly clarifying which functions wait for results and which don't.
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1-7: LGTM: Well-structured metadata and introductionThe file metadata and introduction provide a clear overview of the document's purpose and content. The title and description in the frontmatter are concise and informative.
161-187: LGTM: Comprehensive explanation of Runs API and undeployed tasksThe Runs API section provides a clear overview of the available methods for managing runs. The explanation of triggering runs for undeployed tasks is informative and highlights a useful feature for CI/CD pipelines. Both sections are well-structured and provide valuable information to the users.
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