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Fix incorrect parameter name in parallel() documentation #3527

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions resources/docs/troubleshooting-parallel.md
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Expand Up @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ After that, if Rector processing works fine, that is an indication that you migh
There are 3 options we can define for parallel processing:
```php
public function parallel(
int $seconds = 120,
int $timeoutSeconds = 120,
int $maxNumberOfProcess = 16,
int $jobSize = 16
): void
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You can make it aligned with what you have at your disposal:

- **timeout `$seconds`** can be increased if you find your codebase has a job size with classes that require more time to process, and then you need more time to process
- **`$timeoutSeconds` can be increased** if you find your codebase has a job size with classes that require more time to process, and then you need more time to process


- **`$maxNumberOfProcess` may be decreased** not to overload your system, and keeping some processes free and avoid side impacts of busy systems not being able to process files properly. For example: if you have four processes, you can use `$maxNumberOfProcess = 2` to keep two processes free and limit the system load.
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