Update cloud experiment documentation #2094
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| ## Configuration Files For Cloud Experiments | ||
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| Fuzzer configuration files (e.g., `--fuzzer-configs`) are still supported for **offline/local experiments**. However, these have been deprecated for Google Cloud-based experiments run by the FuzzBench service. For cloud experiments, provide configuration parameters via your benchmark or fuzzer scripts directly. |
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Hmm...not sure this part is correct. I'm going to leave it out.
Removed deprecated information about fuzzer configuration files for cloud experiments.
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Thank you. Sorry for the delay while I was out (and a little after :-) |
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This pull request updates the FuzzBench documentation to provide clearer and more comprehensive instructions for running and submitting experiments, especially when contributing via pull requests. The main focus is on clarifying the workflow differences, experiment naming requirements, and artifact submission process for external contributors.
Documentation improvements for experiment submission:
running_an_experiment.md, detailing the workflow, experiment name requirements, artifact submission, and log access for contributors submitting experiments through GitHub PRs.adding_a_new_fuzzer.mdto reference the new instructions for submitting experiments via pull requests, improving discoverability and guidance for new contributors.General documentation enhancements:
run_experiment.pyinrunning_an_experiment.mdto explain its purpose and workflow, helping users understand how experiments are started and managed in FuzzBench.