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Hey @hunterachieng Please review my pr and share your feedback, See my quick walk through video here |
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This PR confused me a bit until I figured out what you were doing!
Generally I approve, I think it's great. Just a couple of suggestions before I'm ready to merge
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I think I'd move this under the Operations and State section
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I don't think this is as bad as you're saying here - but if you're not comfortable with it I'd drop it from the docs entirely.
It's not really an antipattern, but it's something that users shouldn't need to do. So let's cut it.
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Maybe we can call this Best Practice or something? "advanced" feels very vague
Or maybe we can just move each section somewhere better
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This could be its own page. I'll think about whether to remove it or develop it further. There are some important things here which need to be documented.
Short Description
Improve job writing guide docs by grouping into smaller topics and add warning message on
Referencing credentials in job codesection. [See advanced concept page]Closes #714
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