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Update index.md #457

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Removed a couple of known issues that we have resolved

Removed a couple of known issues that we have resolved

Signed-off-by: junhuhnesi <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes

This pull request updates the index.md file in the docs/Scientific_Computing/Interactive_computing_with_NeSI_OnDemand/known_issues/ directory. The purpose is to remove resolved known issues from the list of known issues for NeSI OnDemand. Specifically, the 'Token expiry' and 'User accounts with dots in the username' issues have been removed.

Highlights

  • Known Issues Update: Removes resolved issues ('Token expiry' and 'User accounts with dots in the username') from the known issues list in the NeSI OnDemand documentation.
  • Documentation Maintenance: Keeps the known issues documentation up-to-date by removing entries that are no longer relevant.

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  • docs/Scientific_Computing/Interactive_computing_with_NeSI_OnDemand/known_issues/index.md
    • Removed the 'Token expiry' known issue.
    • Removed the 'User accounts with dots in the username' known issue.
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Code Review

The pull request removes entries from the known issues page for NeSI OnDemand. This is a positive step as it keeps the documentation up-to-date and accurate for users. The changes are straightforward and address the stated goal of removing resolved issues.

Merge Readiness

The pull request appears ready to be merged, as it removes outdated information from the documentation. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.

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