Updates to testing documentation (#1488)

Parsl · Dec 5, 2019 · 40383cc9d4b34b5e3f3c1e7410d55da5e7453a34 · 40383cc
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@@ -40,15 +40,15 @@ the ``parsl/tests`` directory.
 
 There are two broad groups of tests: those which must run with a
 specific configuration, and those which should work with any
-reasonable configuration.
+configuration.
 
 Tests which run with a specific configuration live under the
-``parsl/tests/sites`` and ``parsl/tests/integration`` directory.
-They are launched by .travis.yaml with a pytest parameter of
+``parsl/tests/sites`` and ``parsl/tests/integration`` directories.
+They can be launched with a pytest parameter of
 ``--config local`` and each test file should initialise a DFK
 explicitly.
 
-Tests which should with with any configuration live under
+Tests which should run with with any configuration live under
 themed directories ``parsl/tests/test*/`` and should be named ``test*.py``.
 They can be run with any configuration, by specifying ``--config CONFIGPATH``
 where CONFIGPATH is a path to a ``.py`` file exporting a parsl configuration
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ There is more fine-grained enabling and disabling of tests within the
 above categories:
 
 A pytest marker of ``cleannet`` (for clean network) can be used to select
-or deselect tests which need a very cleen network (for example, for tests
+or deselect tests which need a very clean network (for example, for tests
 making FTP transfers). Travis does not provide a sufficiently clean
 network and so .travis.yml runs all tests with ``-k "not cleannet"`` to
 disable those tests.
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ A pytest marker of ``issue363`` can be used to select or deselect tests
 that will fail because of issue 363 when running without a shared file
 system.
 
-Some other markers are available but unused in travis testing; 
+Some other markers are available but unused in Travis testing; 
 see ``pytest --markers parsl/tests/`` for more details.
 
 A specific test in a specific file can be run like this:::