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Update tutorial.md on links about "entry point" and "plugin" #6095

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@Clarkszw Clarkszw commented Aug 8, 2023

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Thanks @Clarkszw I have some minor requests. But I have to admit I also not very satisfied with my expression 😬 Better have others have another eye on it.

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Co-authored-by: Jusong Yu <jusong.yeu@gmail.com>
These are ideal for workflows that are not very computationally intensive and can be easily implemented in a Python function.
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Let's run the `WorkChain` above!

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To simplify the basic tutorial, we have left out the steps to register the `MultiplyAddWorkChain` as a plugin which allows us to access the class through the [*entry point*](https://aiida.readthedocs.io/projects/aiida-core/en/latest/topics/plugins.html#topics-plugins-entrypoints) named `core.arithmetic.multiply_add`.
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This is adding the information twice. I would suggest to remove this entire note and mention entry points only after they are used (below)

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thanks @Clarkszw :-) !

I've made some changes, incorporating suggestions from @unkcpz ; from my side it looks good now.

Could you please replace the internal links with references (just have a look at other references on how to do this). Thanks!

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Clarkszw commented Aug 13, 2023

Thanks @unkcpz and @ltalirz for reviewing.

Could you please replace the internal links with references (just have a look at other references on how to do this). Thanks!

Yes, would love to do. But could you explain me about 'replacing the internal links with references'?
Do you mean the # after the link? (I think they have). Or other reference section that I can update?

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Looks good to me now

@ltalirz ltalirz merged commit 517ffcb into aiidateam:main Aug 19, 2023
@Clarkszw Clarkszw deleted the intro_add_entry_point branch August 21, 2023 09:42
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