Chris Sewell

Note we would want for the front page of the latest tutorial to contain links to the past tutorials, but I think this shouldn't be an issue linking to different...

> Do I understand correctly that the ssmp version (I guess downloaded from the GitHub releases page, looking at the ansible role) is supposed to be used with OpenMP/multithreading, and...

> Run the risk of pointlessly rerunning a failed calculation, or aborting a work chain due to a transient problem and causing the entire process stack to likely fail. Well,...

Some notes: - Make PRS to the branch: https://github.com/aiidateam/aiida-tutorials/tree/tutorial-2022-intro - Test against: - aiida-core: 2.0.3 - aiida-quantumespresso: 4.0.0 - Note, both are available via conda-forge (recommended use [mamba](https://github.com/mamba-org/mamba) to install)...

No not yet, but its certainly possible now using the docker environment I introduced in https://github.com/aiidateam/aiida-tutorials/pull/253. We could either/or 1. just test that notebooks (well the solution variants) run successfully...

Cheers, I noticed it because they use my myst-parser for their documentation 😉

Yep I'm definitely +1 for this suggestion. It is the same thing I advocated for with the aiida-core tutorials/how-tos. I'm reminded of IMO a good approach to presentations: - Summarise...

Heya, just my two-cent 😅 I think it might be helpful to compare a representative "in the wild" Markdown front-matter. I feel YAML is certainly the most "readable", but this...

I have just added definition list syntax rendering 😄 : see https://myst-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using/syntax-optional.html#definition-lists I think this could come in handy for an autodoc extension. Something like: ```markdown # Parameters param1 :...

> It would probably be a good idea to get broader community feedback on these things. Yep absolutely But note, numpydoc and Google formats are both built around rST syntax....