fix: update worker replicas placeholder in aws-job.yaml #1024
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Pull request overview
This pull request updates the AWS MPI job configuration template to align with the existing Azure configurations by renaming the worker replicas template variable.
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- Updated the Worker replica count variable from
{{replicas}}to{{worker_replicas}}in the AWS MPI job configuration template
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This pull request makes a small update to the MPI job configuration for AWS. The main change is renaming the template variable for worker replicas to improve clarity and consistency.
Workerreplica count variable fromreplicastoworker_replicasinmodules/python/gpu/cfg/mpi/aws-job.yaml.