diff --git a/HISTORY.md b/HISTORY.md
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## in development:
* **Notable Changes:**
* enabled setting custom blocks labels to (nested) lists of label parts, not just in DEFINE but also in SET
+* **Notable Fixes:**
+ * fixed initial number of inputs in the parallelization library
### 2024-08-12
* threads: enabled setting custom blocks labels to (nested) lists of label parts
+* fixed initial number of inputs in the parallelization library
## 10.0.2:
* **Notable Fixes:**
diff --git a/libraries/parallel_module.xml b/libraries/parallel_module.xml
index ef196f0f7..1c438618e 100644
--- a/libraries/parallel_module.xml
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-Accepts any number of scripts as inputs. Launches a separate thread for each of them, so they are done in parallel, then waits for them all to complete.
This doesn't change how the Snap! scheduler works; the threads are not truly asynchronous. And there is no increase in speed. Rather, the point of this block is to allow starting synchronized but independent scripts.pt:executa _ em paralelo e espera
ca:executa en paral·lel _ i espera
each scripttestAccepts any number of scripts as inputs. Launches a separate thread for each of them, so they are done in parallel, then continues with the current script while they all run.
This doesn't change how the Snap! scheduler works; the threads are not truly asynchronous. And there is no increase in speed. Rather, the point of this block is to allow starting synchronized but independent scripts.pt:executa _ em paralelo
ca:executa en paral·lel _
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+Accepts any number of scripts as inputs. Launches a separate thread for each of them, so they are done in parallel, then waits for them all to complete.
This doesn't change how the Snap! scheduler works; the threads are not truly asynchronous. And there is no increase in speed. Rather, the point of this block is to allow starting synchronized but independent scripts.pt:executa _ em paralelo e espera
ca:executa en paral·lel _ i espera
each scripttestAccepts any number of scripts as inputs. Launches a separate thread for each of them, so they are done in parallel, then continues with the current script while they all run.
This doesn't change how the Snap! scheduler works; the threads are not truly asynchronous. And there is no increase in speed. Rather, the point of this block is to allow starting synchronized but independent scripts.pt:executa _ em paralelo
ca:executa en paral·lel _
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