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Added support for creating all-purpose clusters #1698
Added support for creating all-purpose clusters #1698
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Starting a thread on the above for tracking purposes
But that would work, right? Setting bundle.cluster_id? Otherwise these all-purpose clusters are quite hard to use. You can't use a regular override to override a job cluster (new_cluster) with an all-purpose cluster (existing_cluster_id)
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Yes, it's possible to specify
compute_id
orcluster_id
in your target with variable reference to a new cluster. I've added an exampleThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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How does it work with
run_as
?I can see how it works with shared-user clusters, but is (I think?) incompatible with single-user clusters.
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It does not work with run_as, this list is just list of available resources. Then it's added in
allowList
below as per comment in the section below