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CHANGELOG.md

 # Changelog
 ## [Unreleased]
 ### Added
-- `--scale_jobtime` has been added to the CLI and a new method `JobList.scale_jobtime` has been added. These allow all developer-set job times to be scaled by the user of a pipeline. A uniform scaling is applied to all jobs. This will only affect jobs submitted to the cluster.
+- `--scale_jobtime` has been added to the command line and a new method `JobList.scale_jobtime` has been added. These allow all developer-set job times to be scaled by the user of a pipeline. A uniform scaling is applied to all jobs. This will only affect jobs submitted to the cluster.
 - `clean_script` keyword added to `JobList.run()`. This allows one to keep the scripts submitted to the cluster even for jobs that succeeded by setting `JobList.run(clean_script="never")`. This feature is not available from the command line by default.
 ### Fixed
 - Setting target file patterns now works as intended.
+- `--pipeline_method` is not `--pipeline-method` to make it more consistend with the other command line arguments.
 ## [v1.1.3]
 ### Fixed
 - Fixed breaking import of console when printing rich output

src/fsl_pipe/pipeline.py

@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ class Pipeline:
 
         parser.add_argument("templates", nargs="*", default=default_output,
                             help=f"Set to one or more template keys or file patterns (e.g., \"*.txt\"). Only these templates/files will be produced. If not provided all templates will be produced ({', '.join(default_output)}).")
-        parser.add_argument("-m", '--pipeline_method', default=RunMethod.default().name,
+        parser.add_argument("-m", '--pipeline-method', default=RunMethod.default().name,
                             choices=[m.name for m in RunMethod],
                             help=f"method used to run the jobs (default: {RunMethod.default().name})")
         parser.add_argument("-o", '--overwrite', action='store_true', help="If set overwrite any requested files.")