@@ -596,7 +596,7 @@ def load(req, *opts):
596596 - max_workers <5> : Number of parallel threads to use for loading MD files
597597 - timeout <120> : Socket timeout when downloading files
598598 - validate <True*|False> : When true downloaded metadata files are validated (schema validation)
599- - fail_on_error <True|False*> : Control whether an error during download, parsing or (optional)validatation of a MD file
599+ - fail_on_error <True|False*> : Control whether an error during download, parsing or (optional)validation of a MD file
600600 does not abort processing of the pipeline. When true a failure aborts and causes pyff
601601 to exit with a non zero exit code. Otherwise errors are logged but ignored.
602602 - filter_invalid <True*|False> : Controls validation behaviour. When true Entities that fail validation are filtered
@@ -713,7 +713,7 @@ def select(req, *opts):
713713 This would select all SPs
714714
715715 Select statements are not cumulative - a select followed by another select in the plumbing resets the
716- working douments to the result of the second select.
716+ working documents to the result of the second select.
717717
718718 Most statements except local and remote depend on having a select somewhere in your plumbing and will
719719 stop the plumbing if the current working document is empty. For instance, running
@@ -799,7 +799,7 @@ def _match(q, elt):
799799 raise PipeException ("empty select - stop" )
800800
801801 if req .plumbing .id != name :
802- log .debug ("storing synthentic collection {}" .format (name ))
802+ log .debug ("storing synthetic collection {}" .format (name ))
803803 req .store .update (ot , name )
804804
805805 return ot
@@ -886,7 +886,7 @@ def first(req, *opts):
886886 :return: returns the first entity descriptor if the working document only contains one
887887
888888 Sometimes (eg when running an MDX pipeline) it is usually expected that if a single EntityDescriptor is being returned
889- then the outer EntitiesDescriptor is stripped. This method does exactly that:
889+ then the outer EntitiesDescriptor is stripped. This method does exactly that.
890890
891891 """
892892 if req .t is None :
@@ -918,7 +918,7 @@ def _discojson(req, *opts):
918918 cache & converted to data: URIs
919919
920920 :param req: The request
921- :param opts: Options (unusued )
921+ :param opts: Options (unused )
922922 :return: returns a JSON array
923923
924924 """
@@ -1453,10 +1453,10 @@ def finalize(req, *opts):
14531453 :return: returns the working document with @Name, @cacheDuration and @validUntil set
14541454
14551455 Set Name, ID, cacheDuration and validUntil on the toplevel EntitiesDescriptor element of the working document.
1456- Unlessexplicit provided the @Name is set from the request URI if the pipeline is executed in the pyFF server. The
1456+ Unless explicitly provided the @Name is set from the request URI if the pipeline is executed in the pyFF server. The
14571457 @ID is set to a string representing the current date/time and will be prefixed with the string provided, which
14581458 defaults to '_'. The @cacheDuration element must be a valid xsd duration (eg PT5H for 5 hrs) and @validUntil can
1459- be either an absolute ISO 8601 time string or (more comonly ) a relative time on the form
1459+ be either an absolute ISO 8601 time string or (more commonly ) a relative time in the form
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14611461 .. code-block:: none
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