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Fix 'a optimizer' grammar in configure_optimizers docstring example - #22040
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Use 'an' before 'optimizer' in the lr_scheduler interval comment.
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October 21, 2026 10:11
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What
Changed 'a optimizer' to 'an optimizer' in a comment in the configure_optimizers example in LightningModule.
Why
A small, objectively-verifiable improvement (typo) found during a
daily open-source maintenance pass (2026-10-21).
How verified
Grepped src and docs for 'a'/'an' article mistakes. This was the only hit. git diff shows a 1-line change in a comment, with no code affected.