Website: Documenting descriptions for Job and Task Statuses in the documentation webpage. #104214

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@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ The following table shows the meaning of the different job statuses:
| `paused` | Not yet implemented | | | `paused` | Not yet implemented | |

As discussed on Blender Chat, the archiving and archived statuses don't have to be added to the docs, as they are left-overs from Flamenco v2 and are not used any more.

As discussed on Blender Chat, the `archiving` and `archived` statuses don't have to be added to the docs, as they are left-overs from Flamenco v2 and are not used any more.
NOTE : NOTE :
- Requeueing a job after it is `completed` will requeue all its tasks. - Requeueing a job when it is `completed`, i.e. when all its tasks are `completed`, will requeue all its tasks.
- Requeueing a job while it is being executed will requeue the pending tasks only. The `completed` tasks will not be requeued. - Requeueing a job when some of its tasks are not `completed` will requeue these tasks only. The `completed` tasks will not be requeued, and will remain at `completed` status.

These two are not quite accurate, I'd recomment rewording it to:

  • Requeueing a job when it is completed,i.e. when all its tasks are completed, will requeue all its tasks.
  • Requeueing a job when some its tasks are not completed will requeue these tasks only. The completed tasks will not be requeued, and will remain at completed status.
These two are not quite accurate, I'd recomment rewording it to: - Requeueing a job when it is `completed`,i.e. when all its tasks are `completed`, will requeue all its tasks. - Requeueing a job when some its tasks are not `completed` will requeue these tasks only. The `completed` tasks will not be requeued, and will remain at `completed` status.

This makes much more sense. Thanks for the suggestion!

This makes much more sense. Thanks for the suggestion!
## Task Statuses ## Task Statuses