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Revert "fix: Node resource topology awareness, stop scheduling and notReady" #4575
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request reverts a previous change (PR #4373) that introduced logic to exclude unschedulable or not-ready nodes from the total resource calculation within the scheduler's session. The revert ensures consistency in how realCapacity and allocated resources are calculated, by including all nodes regardless of their schedulability or readiness status, thus preventing discrepancies in resource accounting.
Highlights
- Revert of Node Exclusion Logic: The core change is the reversal of a previous modification that prevented unschedulable or not-ready nodes from contributing to the TotalResource calculation in the scheduler's session.
- Removal of Helper Functions: The isNodeUnschedulable and isNodeNotReady utility functions, which were used to identify and filter out specific node states, have been removed.
- Deletion of Related Tests: The unit tests specifically designed for the removed node state checking functions (util_test.go) have been entirely removed.
- Test Utility Adjustment: The BuildNode helper in test utilities no longer explicitly sets a NodeReady condition, aligning with the removal of node readiness checks in resource aggregation.
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Code Review
This pull request reverts a previous change that introduced checks for node readiness and schedulability when calculating total cluster resources. The revert is well-justified in the description, aiming to restore consistency in resource calculations. The changes are clean and correctly remove the relevant logic, helper functions, and associated tests. The removal of the default NodeReady condition in the BuildNode test utility is also consistent with the revert. Overall, this is a good and necessary change to address the inconsistency introduced by the original commit.
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Reverts #4373
The reason is that the criteria for calculating realCapacity and allocated should be consistent — either both should take unschedulable nodes into account, or neither should. For details, see PR #4562