Docs: use "pre-defined jobs" instead which is clearer
We don't want to expose the exact commands to the users in the documentation.
Besides, using jobs from the beginning is easier to understand `build.jobs`
config key later.
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Build process
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Once a project has been imported into Read the Docs and a push is done (or a build is manually triggered),
-Read the Docs executes specific pre-defined commands to build the project's documentation and update the hosted version with up-to-date content.
+Read the Docs executes specific pre-defined jobs to build the project's documentation and update the hosted version with up-to-date content.
This page explains in details what happens behind the scenes.
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ It should also allow users to take advantage of certain things that happen durin
It's important to know that all the steps are ran inside a Docker container with the image the project defined in :ref:`config-file/v2:build.os`.
-The following are the pre-defined commands executed by default by Read the Docs:
+The following are the pre-defined jobs executed by default by Read the Docs:
:checkout:
