Fix failing cpu and memory constraints for local provider queue#1392
Fix failing cpu and memory constraints for local provider queue#1392
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Paragon SummaryThis pull request review identified 1 issue across 1 category in 1 file. The review analyzed code changes, potential bugs, security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and code quality concerns using automated analysis tools. This PR fixes a bug where CPU and memory constraints were not being properly applied when queuing tasks for the local provider, resolving failures in the QueueTaskModal component. Key changes:
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Bug: Users defining tasks with cpus/memory resources get no feedback that these
Users defining tasks with cpus/memory resources get no feedback that these fields are ignored for local provider. This could cause resource exhaustion on shared machines. Add documentation explaining provider-dependent behavior.
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Location: src/renderer/components/Experiment/Tasks/QueueTaskModal.tsx (lines 337)
Analysis
Users defining tasks with cpus/memory resources get no feedback that these fields are ignored for lo
| What fails | Users receive no feedback that CPU/memory fields are ignored for local provider |
| Result | Task executes without resource limits, potentially consuming all available system resources |
| Expected | Documentation should explain that cpus/memory fields are provider-dependent and ignored by local provider |
| Impact | Users may expect resource constraints to apply, risking resource exhaustion on shared machines or development environments |
How to reproduce
1. Create a task with cpus: 2 and memory: 4 requirements
2. Queue the task using local provider
3. Observe task runs without any CPU/memory enforcementAI Fix Prompt
Fix this issue: Users defining tasks with cpus/memory resources get no feedback that these fields are ignored for local provider. This could cause resource exhaustion on shared machines. Add documentation explaining provider-dependent behavior.
Location: src/renderer/components/Experiment/Tasks/QueueTaskModal.tsx (lines 337)
Problem: Users receive no feedback that CPU/memory fields are ignored for local provider
Current behavior: Task executes without resource limits, potentially consuming all available system resources
Expected: Documentation should explain that cpus/memory fields are provider-dependent and ignored by local provider
Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a task with cpus: 2 and memory: 4 requirements
2. Queue the task using local provider
3. Observe task runs without any CPU/memory enforcement
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