Clarify ResourceManager's allow-one guarantee - #30400
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The class documentation promises global progress, but the allow-one policy only permits an unused resource type to exceed its capacity. Worker quota and concurrency limits can still block acquisition. Narrow the guarantee so callers do not rely on progress the manager cannot provide.
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Extracted from #30310. Review of the scheduling change exposed that the |
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The class documentation promises global progress, but the allow-one
policy only permits an unused resource type to exceed its capacity.
Worker quota and concurrency limits can still block acquisition. Narrow
the guarantee so callers do not rely on progress the manager cannot
provide.