Since many of the cluster managers do not actually work (#196 #189 #185 #179 #163 ...), I think it is very important to state this up-front on the README. Currently the README explicitly states that all of these cluster managers are "currently supported" which causes users like myself to spend an enormous amount of time trying to get it working, only to find out it is not actually maintained/tested.
I sincerely empathize that it is very hard to find an active maintainer for all of these cluster managers. So I think it is just much better to be up front about this lack of ongoing support so that users don't get stuck.
Since many of the cluster managers do not actually work (#196 #189 #185 #179 #163 ...), I think it is very important to state this up-front on the README. Currently the README explicitly states that all of these cluster managers are "currently supported" which causes users like myself to spend an enormous amount of time trying to get it working, only to find out it is not actually maintained/tested.
I sincerely empathize that it is very hard to find an active maintainer for all of these cluster managers. So I think it is just much better to be up front about this lack of ongoing support so that users don't get stuck.