client: fix non-CPU-intensive logic #5483
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Problem: If a project is non-CPU-intensive and has no jobs we ask it for work repeatedly, without backoff. A project is marked as non-CPU-intensive if it has no CPU-intensive apps. This means that a project with no apps (e.g. because it doesn't have any jobs) is marked as non-CPU-intensive and pinged without backoff. Solution: mark a project as non-CPU-intensive only if its scheduler reply says it is (i.e. there's <non_cpu_intensive/> in its config.xml).
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Jan 8, 2024
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Problem: If a project is non-CPU-intensive and has no jobs we ask it for work repeatedly, without backoff.
A project is marked as non-CPU-intensive if
it has no CPU-intensive apps.
This means that a project with no apps
(e.g. because it doesn't have any jobs)
is marked as non-CPU-intensive and pinged without backoff.
Solution: mark a project as non-CPU-intensive only if its scheduler reply says it is
(i.e. there's <non_cpu_intensive/> in its config.xml).