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Docs: FleetAllocation example fix #788
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/cc @aLekSer is this right? I defer to you on this one 😄 |
@markmandel Yes, that is correct, because |
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Also noticed that behaviour was 3 iterations for 2 replicas in a fleet.
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The example in the docs assumes a fleet with two game servers, then tries to allocate 3 game servers.
This results with a cryptic "NotFound" error resulting from trying to allocate a resource that doesn't exist.
A better solution may be to replace this example with GSA instead of FA.