docs: typo fixes

doc-dev/rst/developers/flow_api.rst

@@ -442,7 +442,7 @@ LOOP ROUNDS
 #. If we need to send files to our self, just move (rename) each file,
    update the filemap, and loop to the next round.
 
-#. Otherwise, if we have files for this round but the the owner rank
+#. Otherwise, if we have files for this round but the owner rank
    does not need them, delete them.
 
 #. If we do not need to send or receive any files this round, loop to

doc-dev/rst/developers/hash.rst

@@ -365,7 +365,7 @@ one could do the following:
 
      int64_t current_timestep = -1;
      if (scr_hash_util_get_int64(hash, "TIMESTEP", &current_timestep) == SCR_SUCCESS) {
-       /* TIMESTEP was set, and it's value is now in current_timestep */
+       /* TIMESTEP was set, and its value is now in current_timestep */
      } else {
        /* TIMESTEP was not set, and current_timestep is still -1 */
      }

doc-dev/rst/developers/overview.rst

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ following:
 
      /* build file name of checkpoint file for this rank */
      char checkpoint_file[256];
-     sprintf(checkpoint_file, "%s/rank_%d".ckpt",
+     sprintf(checkpoint_file, "%s/rank_%d.ckpt",
        checkpoint_dir, rank
      );
 
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ Each change is numbered for further discussion below.
 
      /* build file name of checkpoint file for this rank */
      char checkpoint_file[256];
-     sprintf(checkpoint_file, "%s/rank_%d".ckpt",
+     sprintf(checkpoint_file, "%s/rank_%d.ckpt",
        checkpoint_dir, rank
      );
 

doc/rst/users/build.rst

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ One can disable portions of the SCR build if they are not needed:
 * :code:`-DENABLE_IBM_BBAPI=[ON/OFF]` : Whether to enable IBM Burst Buffer support for file transfers, defaults to :code:`OFF`
 * :code:`-DENABLE_CRAY_DW=[ON/OFF]` : Whether to enable Cray DataWarp support for file transfers, defaults to :code:`OFF`
 
-* :code:`-DENABLE_PDSH=[ON/OFF]` : Whether to use pdsh to check node health and scavenge files, defalts to :code:`ON`
+* :code:`-DENABLE_PDSH=[ON/OFF]` : Whether to use pdsh to check node health and scavenge files, defaults to :code:`ON`
 * :code:`-DBUILD_PDSH=[ON/OFF]`: CMake can automatically download and build the PDSH dependency, defaults to :code:`OFF`
 * :code:`-DWITH_PDSH_PREFIX=[path to PDSH]`: Path to an existing PDSH installation (should not be used with :code:`BUILD_PDSH`)
 

doc/rst/users/quick.rst

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ within the CMake :code:`build` directory:
 
   cd examples
 
-If you still have this direcotry,
+If you still have this directory,
 then skip ahead to the next section to run :code:`test_api.c`.
 
 Alternatively, you will find source files for example programs

scripts/jobscripts/README.md

@@ -34,4 +34,4 @@ Before the script exits, it runs ``scr_postrun`` to scavenge any cached dataset.
 
 - ``scr_srun_loop.sh`` - Launch with ``srun`` in a SLURM allocation
 - ``scr_jsrun_loop.sh`` - Launch with ``jsrun`` in an LSF allocation
-- ``scr_flux_run_loop.sh`` - Launch with ``flux run`` in an Flux allocation
+- ``scr_flux_run_loop.sh`` - Launch with ``flux run`` in a Flux allocation

scripts/python/README.md

@@ -48,6 +48,6 @@ Node groups can be bound together by differing lists.
 Library defaults may need to be overridden for identifying nodes
 (see bottom of the config.html link)
 
-The ClusterShell``NodeSet`` class supports more operations than ``scr_hostlist``.
+The ClusterShell ``NodeSet`` class supports more operations than ``scr_hostlist``.
 See the NodeSet class: ``ClusterShell.NodeSet.NodeSet``.
-Using package: clustershell.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide/taskmgnt.html
+Using package: https://clustershell.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide/taskmgnt.html

scripts/python/commands/README.md

@@ -9,12 +9,12 @@ Detailed usage for the scripts in this directory is provided in the SCR user doc
 - ``scr_prerun``          - Execute before the first SCR job in an allocation
 - ``scr_postrun``         - Execute after the final SCR job in an allocation; scavenges any cached datasets
 - ``scr_list_down_nodes`` - Reports list of currently failed nodes in an allocation, if any
-- ``scr_should_exit``     - Indicates whether one should stop launching SCR runs within an allocation; checks for active halt condition, insufficient nodes, or in sufficient time
+- ``scr_should_exit``     - Indicates whether one should stop launching SCR runs within an allocation; checks for active halt condition, insufficient nodes, or insufficient time
 - ``scr_halt``            - View/edit/remove conditions in the halt file  
 
 ## scr\_run
 
-The ``scr_run`` script provides a high-level wrapper around the above scipts.
+The ``scr_run`` script provides a high-level wrapper around the above scripts.
 It can automatically relaunch a job and avoid down nodes after detecting a failure,
 and it scavenges any cached datasets before exiting the allocation.
 

scripts/python/scrjob/nodetests/README.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Existing tests:
 - ``echo.py`` - Nodes that fail to execute an ``echo UP`` command
 - ``dir_capacity.py`` - Nodes that fail the ``scr_check_node.py`` test, which verifies that cache and control directories are writable and optionally have a minimum capacity
 
-## Adding new node health tests
+# Adding new node health tests
 
 The steps to add a new node test are described below.
 

scripts/python/scrjob/resmgrs/README.md

@@ -4,15 +4,15 @@ like acquiring the allocation id, the list of compute nodes,
 and the expected end time of the allocation.
 
 Base class:
-- ``resource manager.py`` - Defines the ``ResourceManager`` base class that each resource manager implements
-- ``auto.py``- Defines the ``AutoResourceManager`` class that instantiates a resource manager depending on the system environment
+- ``resourcemanager.py`` - Defines the ``ResourceManager`` base class that each resource manager implements
+- ``auto.py`` - Defines the ``AutoResourceManager`` class that instantiates a resource manager depending on the system environment
 
 Existing resource manager classes:
-- ``flux.py``- Flux
-- ``lsf.py``- IBM LSF
-- ``pbsalps.py``- Cray Torque PBS with ALPS launcher
-- ``pmix.py``- PMIX (not functional)
-- ``slurm.py``- SLURM
+- ``flux.py`` - Flux
+- ``lsf.py`` - IBM LSF
+- ``pbsalps.py`` - Cray Torque PBS with ALPS launcher
+- ``pmix.py`` - PMIX (not functional)
+- ``slurm.py`` - SLURM
 
 # Adding a new resource manager
 

src/test/docker/README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ of SCR.
 Docker is used under CI to speed up deployment of an
 environment with correct build dependencies and to keep a docker
 image deployed at `libscr/scr` DockerHub with latest master build
-(`libscr/scr:latest`) and tagged builds (`scr/SCR:v<tag>`),
+(`libscr/scr:latest`) and tagged builds (`libscr/scr:v<tag>`),
 which can be used by other projects to build against the latest
 or a tagged version of SCR.