New notebook with more details and simplistic example of using the Scheduler for bulk processing#171
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Thanks Santeri, just to acknowledge that we've seen this and are keen to integrate it but it might take a little while to get around to it. Sorry about that! |
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Hello.
This PR suggests new documentation in the form of a Jupyter Notebook "06_transformations_and_the_scheduler.ipynb" which attempts to explain a bit about the inner workings of the
Scheduler, and in particular, how theSchedulerpasses data to the transformations. I believe there might be also other data-passing mechanisms that possibly could be covered here as well. This notebook grew out of my own misunderstandings of how Loki processes large source trees, so I believe it may be useful for other new users as well.There are some blanks and probably even wrong information here that needs to be sorted out. In some bits I purposefully left things out because I was not sure what is the intended usage.