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This PR reverts changes introduced in #6703 that made changes to affinities and spreads cause destructive updates. #6988 outlines good reason to rethink this until we have scheduler functionality in place that treats and update to spread/affinity similar to how count changes are handled (rebalancing the difference instead of rescheduling all allocs).
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This PR reverts changes introduced in #6703 that made changes to
affinities and spreads cause destructive updates.
#6988 outlines good reason to
rethink this until we have scheduler functionality in place that treats
and update to spread/affinity similar to how count changes are handled
(rebalancing the difference instead of rescheduling all allocs).