feat: pack recent submissions into reserved account slots first
Preserve shared queue positions for old-model candidates with constrained admission. Retain headroom balancing for ties and weekly calibration pinning. Add offline mixed-age allocation regressions.
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@@ -311,6 +311,16 @@ tries the next account. It does not lower the persisted capacity using a cached
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active count: another worker may have filled the queue since that count was
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read. Downward capacity learning remains confined to weekly calibration.
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Account allocation is age-aware: recent models first use accounts with only
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reserved positions left, then the account with the fewest shared positions
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remaining. Old models continue to use the account with the most eligible space.
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Largest-headroom and rotating tie-breaks balance otherwise equivalent accounts;
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weekly calibration remains pinned to its target account. For example, with
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accounts at 94/100 and 95/100 and five recent-only positions each, assigning a
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recent model to the second account preserves the first account's last old-model
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position. A recent-then-old pair can both be accepted rather than stranding the
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old model after the recent model takes its only eligible position.
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Model verification results are reused for 15 minutes across poll cycles, and a
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locally failed model/GPU pair cools down for 24 hours instead of being excluded
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forever. The `[scan]` lines show every expansion stage, while `[daily] wave_done`
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