Improve CI schedules doc based on Vale warnings/suggestions
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Problem to solve
The Vale linter is used to support grammar linting in GitLab documentation. As Vale was implemented after many of the GitLab documents were written, we have many documentation pages that do not meet the linting standards created by the GitLab Technical Writing team for Vale.
Further details
As an example, here's the output from a Vale test on the doc/pipelines/schedules.md file:
schedules.md
19:3 suggestion Usage check: Use "once" for gitlab.AfterOnce
counting ("Run a job once...")
and "after" for a sequence
("Run this job after...").
59:1 warning Shorter sentences improve gitlab.SentenceLength
readability (max 25 words).
59:57 warning Avoid using future tense: gitlab.FutureTense
"will be". Use present tense
instead.
66:1 warning Shorter sentences improve gitlab.SentenceLength
readability (max 25 words).
88:15 warning Avoid using future tense: gitlab.FutureTense
"won't be". Use present tense
instead.
91:33 warning Avoid using future tense: gitlab.FutureTense
"will be". Use present tense
instead.
105:1 suggestion Usage check: Use "once" for gitlab.AfterOnce
counting ("Run a job once...")
and "after" for a sequence
("Run this job after...").
115:6 warning Avoid using future tense: gitlab.FutureTense
"will schedule". Use present
tense instead.
116:9 warning Avoid using future tense: gitlab.FutureTense
"will provide". Use present
tense instead.
119:70 suggestion Usage check: Use "once" for gitlab.AfterOnce
counting ("Run a job once...")
and "after" for a sequence
("Run this job after...").
127:57 warning Avoid using future tense: gitlab.FutureTense
"will be". Use present tense
instead.
131:1 warning Shorter sentences improve gitlab.SentenceLength
readability (max 25 words).
132:46 warning Avoid using future tense: gitlab.FutureTense
"will stop". Use present tense
instead.
Each of these messages point to a specific line:column in the noted file.
Proposal
Consider each error message, and see if you can rewrite the noted file with a solution. You do NOT need to address all issues in the list, this is simply the full output from Vale.
Who can address the issue
Anyone with an understanding of basic written US English. Ideally, that person should also have some domain expertise in the subject area.
Additional notes
We appreciate any help that you can provide. If you cannot resolve some of the issues, that is OK, your contributions are still appreciated. And thank you!