submitting_jobs.md - #293
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found a real bug testing this one. the interactive section claims running
bash helloworld_parallel.sbatchunder an 8-task salloc allocation prints "Hello World" 8 times - it doesn't, plain bash only ever runs a script once no matter how many tasks you asked for. confirmed by actually testing it (only got 1 line), then fixed it to usempirun -np 8instead and got the real 8-line output.also fixed the dead link to
pbs_scripts2.md(doesn't exist, never has as far as I can tell) - pointed it atsubmitting_sbatch_jobs.mdinstead which actually covers writing a slurm script. added the actualhelloworld_parallel.sbatchscript content too since the doc referenced it without ever showing it. split the combined command+output code blocks into separate ones to match the rest of the repo's formatting, and used real job IDs/hostnames from testing instead of the placeholder ones.heads up: this file isn't linked from README at all, and its content pretty heavily overlaps with
submitting_sbatch_jobs.md(which already covers hello world + sbatch/salloc more thoroughly). didn't touch that structural question, just fixed what was actually broken in the file as it exists.