Release Candidate v1.103.0 - #6242
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…the daily tests of kueue pod cleanup (#6154)
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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This release candidate (v1.103.0) focuses on improving the developer experience for job submissions and infrastructure management. Key enhancements include interactive configuration editing, better support for ML Diagnostics, and significant improvements to the reliability of CI/CD test pipelines through standardized job monitoring and cleanup procedures. Highlights
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This pull request introduces interactive editing for job configuration defaults via gcluster job config set, adds support for GKE ML Diagnostics, automates Workload Identity configuration for Multi-Tier Checkpointing (MTC), and defaults GKE system node pools to n4-standard-4 when available. It also updates various dependencies, bumps module versions to v1.103.0, and adds an XPK to Cluster Toolkit migration guide. The review feedback highlights two important edge cases in the interactive configuration editor: handling editor commands that contain arguments or flags, and gracefully handling empty or cleared configuration files to prevent decoding errors.
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This pull request introduces several enhancements to the Cluster Toolkit, including an interactive system editor configuration flow for gcluster job config set, support for an --enable-ml-diagnostics flag, automated Workload Identity configuration for Multi-Tier Checkpointing (MTC), and a migration guide from XPK to Cluster Toolkit. It also refactors the Cloud Build daily tests to use a common submission script and adds quota checks for Filestore and Managed Lustre. The review feedback highlights two critical issues: first, exec.Command will fail in config.go if the EDITOR environment variable contains command-line arguments; second, the inactive-pr-reminder.sh script incorrectly parses the reviewRequests array from the GitHub CLI, which prevents requested reviewers from being tagged.
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Release Candidate v1.103.0