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Polling the machine load can never work, because the following
scenarios are quite common:
* Tasks that are faster than the poll cycle time.
* Tasks whose CPU and/or RAM consumption changes over the lifetime of
the task.
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Users have asked for ways to control the concurrency level of their
local tests. They can do it right now using the --local_resources
option, but that is unintuitive and affects the parallelism of
non-test actions.
This option changes the kind of resources obtained for local tests. If
set, the CPU, RAM, and IO dimensions for local tests will not be used,
and a new localTestCount dimension will be used, where the capacity is
equal to the option's value, and each local test consumes one unit.
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Most current invocations of the ResourceSet constructor shouldn't
care about any new dimensions we add to restrict test execution. This
change allows us to make those changes, keep the ResourceSet ctor
symmetrical, and avoid contaminating those ctor call sites with noise.
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Han-Wen Nienhuys
Ulf Adams
Mark Schaller