Update queue info in trigger help.

cylc · Dec 10, 2024 · bdbcaa0 · bdbcaa0
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diff --git a/cylc/flow/network/schema.py b/cylc/flow/network/schema.py
@@ -2216,12 +2216,16 @@ class Meta:
             Manually trigger tasks, even in a paused workflow.
 
             Triggering a task that is not yet queued will queue it.
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             Triggering a queued task runs it immediately.
-                        
-            Queues release tasks to run when their active task count
-            drops below the queue limit. So, depending on the task count, you
-            may need to trigger a task twice to make it run immediately. 
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+            Cylc queues restrict the number of jobs that can be active
+            (submitted or running) at once. They release tasks to run
+            when their active task count drops below the queue limit.
+            So, depending on the active task count, you may need to
+            trigger a task twice to make it run immediately.
+
+            Attempts to trigger active tasks will be ignored.
 
             Valid for: paused, running workflows.
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diff --git a/cylc/flow/scripts/trigger.py b/cylc/flow/scripts/trigger.py
@@ -23,11 +23,11 @@
 
 Triggering a queued task runs it immediately.
 
-Queues release tasks to run when their active task count drops below the queue
-limit. So, depending on the task count, you may need to trigger a task twice
-to make it run immediately.
+Cylc queues restrict the number of jobs that can be active (submitted or
+running) at once. They release tasks to run when their active task count
+drops below the queue limit.
 
-Attempts to trigger active tasks (submitted or running) will be ignored.
+Attempts to trigger active tasks will be ignored.
 
 Examples:
   # trigger task foo in cycle 1234 in test